Sentence examples for centralisation of patients from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the centralisation of patients into cancer centres is partly responsible for the excellent survival results.

Moreover, the relatively favourable OS results may also be partly attributed to the effective centralisation of mCRC patients into comprehensive cancer centres (CCCs) which has been implemented in the Czech Republic as of 2006 [ 11].

(S4, Spain) Another barrier arises from the accessibility of the Spanish healthcare system and the centralisation of HIV positive patients in hospital consultations.

12 21–24 High volume surgery is facilitated by centralisation of the care for patients with oesophageal cancer.

Through better selection of patients, improved peri-operative care and centralisation of upper gastro-intestinal surgical services, there has been a significant reduction in post-operative mortality.

The rectal temperature was below normal in 25.2% of patients, which was likely attributable to circulatory centralisation.

Most satisfying moment: Advising the clinician on the financial aspects of changes that will improve the quality of care for patients with the centralisation of expertise and equipment on one site.

Some improvement in these figures may be possible with adjuvant therapy (Walsh et al, 1996; Medical Research Council Oesophageal Cancer Working Group, 2002) and centralisation of services (NHS executive, 2001), but it is clear that the majority of patients will not benefit from this treatment.

There has also been emphasis on centralisation for colorectal cancer surgery to a greater degree than in England, although this could be because hospitals in England generally treat a larger volume of patients than in Denmark.

Moreover, the dispersed nature of the population [ 22] in conjunction with the ongoing centralisation of cancer services [ 23] could mean that patient issues, such as travel difficulties, emerge more strongly here than in other settings.

Centralisation of UK trauma services has created larger cohorts of trauma patients in dedicated tertiary units1.