Sentence examples for discharge anticipating from inspiring English sources

The aim of short-term detoxification by the path of least resistance followed by quick discharge, anticipating that the patient will immediately resume drinking, is not realistic in a world in which long-term goals are realistically attainable.

Some PCCs are even equipped with small observation units to maintain patients up to 6-12 h if home discharge is anticipated.

Early assisted discharge also anticipates for the need for social work involvement during hospitalisation.

At baseline (one week post-hospital discharge), we anticipated that both groups would have mean PF scores of 45.

Thus, urban runoff and effluent discharge are anticipated to be small, and so only airborne NPAH emissions were considered.

These participation exclusions included: discharge was anticipated in 10 days or less (117), family was moving out of the area and would not be able to participate in follow-up (20), attending physician did not approve approach to consent (18), infant died (3), infant was enrolled in another study that precluded second enrollment (1).

For example, the final discharge disposition could be inferred from the anticipated discharge disposition as documented by the case manager, length of stay could be inferred using the anticipated discharge date documented by the case manager, and problem list entries could be used as a surrogate for discharge diagnoses.

The timing for pre-discharge testing is purposefully linked to anticipated discharge instead of a given gestational age as a reflection of achieved physiologic stability.

Subjects underwent baseline testing in ACE just prior to anticipated discharge (median 2 days before discharge).

A prospective longitudinal cohort investigation of agreement between patients' anticipated discharge health-related quality of life and their actual discharge health-related quality of life was undertaken.

Note: *a p-value < 0.05 would indicate that a systematic difference exists (i.e. anticipated discharge health-related quality of life was consistently higher or lower than the actual report at discharge).