Sentence examples for decision to discharge from inspiring English sources
The decision to discharge him from the hospital was made before a final set of vital signs showed that he continued to have a very fast heart rate.
Many people have defended the decision to discharge a patient with fever, rapid pulse and breathing, noting that these are common among children.
At Valdarno, engineers from Enel, the state electricity company, had become fearful that the city's two overloaded dams would break and made a decision to discharge more than 10m tons of excess water as the "least worst" solution to the crisis.
To describe the disposition of young children diagnosed with physical abuse in the emergency department (ED) setting and identify factors associated with the decision to discharge young abused children.
The decision to discharge her was revoked, and she started basic training again in January 2008.
It was Tellez's day off, and another doctor made the decision to discharge Ixelis, likely eager to release her and avoid the legal complications of her case.
With it he would have avoided any opposition resistance to decisions to discharge Supreme Court judges and members of Congress; decree certain laws; and appoint prosecutors, members of the Central Bank board and other officials.
Because many factors influence decisions to discharge patients home from ED, the generalisability of our results to different settings or populations cannot be assumed.
Specifically, our study does not enable a detailed evaluation of true demand on ICU resources, strain on capacity and operations that may influence the flow of patients and decisions to discharge at night.
The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that contribute to physicians' decisions to discharge a prospective cohort of patients from geographic high-acuity areas of the ED, and whether decision-making rationale impacts on the occurrence of adverse events.
The hospital's serious decision not to discharge Baby Asha to harm sends a loud message to the government that child abuse is unjustifiable, under any circumstances".
