Sentence examples for coroner cases from inspiring English sources
The dataset contained 40,512 coroner cases (12%% of the total collection).
In a study of medico-legal (coroner) cases over age 50 years (n = 466) unselected for either atherosclerosis or AD [ 46], amyloid plaque percentage area in the frontal lobe was associated with age (P < 0.0001) and APOE ε4 allele (P < 0.0001), but not with atherosclerosis in the Circle of Willis.
In addition, this analysis highlighted anomalies in the ground truth (for example, coroner's cases where all cause-of-death information was not recorded on the death certificate) that would lead to an underestimation of the effectiveness of the methods.
Finally, for purposes of describing the sample, we extracted several variables (e.g. case dates, presiding coroner, type of death) from the written case findings.
Finally, misclassification of coroner's cases highlights a need for such cases to be handled separately by the classification system.
That means 22 coroner's cases a day, every day, and so time must be rationed.
However, smokers have excess injury deaths (RR = 1.86), which are heavily weighted in coroner's cases (Leistikow et al. 2000; Wen 2005).
Coroner's cases are handled differently by the clinical coders, who often have access to additional information about the death that is not stated in the death certificate.
Lung autopsy specimens from consecutive coroner's cases of Hispanic males in Fresno County, California, (n = 112) were obtained to determine whether mineral dust exposure in agricultural work leads to pneumoconiosis.
Thus an organisation with exemplary performance on the 19 mandatory EQuIP criteria should have demonstrated improvements in clinical performance, the number of care-related consumer complaints, and the number of sentinel and adverse events, or Coroner's cases which generate recommendations.
Obtain a medical certificate by a doctor stating the cause of death or certificate by the coroner in case there has been coroner's post-mortem examination.
