Sentence examples for discharge early from inspiring English sources

"If new mothers had resources at home, were well prepared in the antenatal period and had a health-care provider see them in their home setting after they delivered, I don't think it would be a big problem to discharge early," said Dr. Bruce Meyer, the director of Women's and Children's Hospital at the Stony Brook medical center.

Timing of tracheostomy was not related with mortality rate at 28 days after IMCU discharge (early 36,4%% vs late 34,3%%) and with decannulation rate (p = 0.48).

Acute stroke units admit patients in the acute phase but discharge early (usually within seven days).

Chronic pulmonary regurgitation is very well tolerated for many years, so a decision to discharge early patients from follow-up may have seemed reasonable.

The many advantages of the laparoscopic procedure include less patient discomfort, early hospital discharge, early return to a normal lifestyle, and lower cost.

Of the patients who survived to hospital discharge, early goal-directed therapy resulted in a significant 3.8-day shorter length of hospital stay (P=0.04).

Patients with BNP <250 pg/ml at discharge (early- and late responders) showed less cumulative events (20%) in comparison with non-responders (36%) (P = 0.003).

Missing forms were a result of death (n=5), discharge earlier than planned and administrative failure (n=7).

Thus, early identification of patients who will require such post-acute care could reduce inappropriate hospital use by planning their discharge earlier.

These patients benefited from reduced vasopressor and inotrope requirement, reduced duration of mechanical ventilation and were ready for ICU discharge earlier than the control group [ 61].

Clinically, stroke survivors, who are medically ready for discharge earlier, usually experienced only minor decline in the integrity of their motor, sensory or cognitive functions [ 11, 12].