Sentence examples for delayed transfer to from inspiring English sources

A more operationalized approach is called for before savings associated with weight loss prevention and delayed transfer to high care can be realized.

In a retrospective review of 537 deaths in the operation room, Hoyt and colleagues [ 25] drew the conclusion that delayed transfer to the operating room was a cause of death that could be avoided by shortening the time required for diagnosis and resuscitation prior to surgery.

Medical complications in the subacute phase of recovery could impact on outcome directly (eg, through secondary brain injury) and indirectly (eg, through delayed transfer to rehabilitation), and have the potential to contribute to more nuanced prognostic predictions in the subacute phase after injury.

(Grode) 'The Other Place' (in previews; opens on Jan . 10 Sharr White's twisty drama earned Laurie Metcalf an Obie Award in 2011; now it and she are making a somewhat delayed transfer to Broadway, with two new actors (including Daniel Stern) joining them.

(David Rooney) 'The Other Place' (in previews; opens on Jan . 10 Sharr White's twisty drama earned Laurie Metcalf an Obie Award in 2011; now it and she are making a somewhat delayed transfer to Broadway, with two new actors (including Daniel Stern) joining them.

(Rooney) 'The Other Place' (in previews; opens on Thursday) Sharr White's twisty drama earned Laurie Metcalf an Obie Award in 2011; now it and she are making a somewhat delayed transfer to Broadway, with two new actors (including Daniel Stern) joining them.

Some neonatal intensive care units offered subsidies to attract ophthalmologic providers or delayed transfers to institutions that could not provide ROP examinations and/or treatment.

Savings through reduced hospital admissions, early discharges, delayed transfers to nursing homes, and identification of previously unrecognised illnesses are conservatively estimated to produce a final reduction in care cost of £6.33 per resident per week.

For example, if a trial required patients with severe sepsis be treated in the emergency department for six hours but a survey of emergency physicians revealed that most would not delay transfer to the ICU, such a trial might not be possible.

Those include: * Delaying transfers to new units after deployment, to maintain unit cohesion and camaraderie that might bolster individuals in the months immediately after returning from war.

That the patient infection rate was notable in our hospital was high-probably related to: delayed transfer because of broken roads; heavy damage to the front-line hospital; and insufficient drugs, equipment and physicians.