Sentence examples for discharge rapid from inspiring English sources

RF treatment is more appreciated, especially by elderly, because it is minimally invasive allowing immediate discharge, rapid return to normal activity, mild pains.

The higher sensitivity of influenza-specific ICD-9 codes in patients with positive rapid test results compared with positive culture results suggests that unlike viral culture results, which generally are not available before discharge, rapid test results are often used to assign influenza-specific ICD-9 codes.

We report a novel method to reduce layer number and structural defects of few-layer graphene (FLG) in He/H2 arc discharge via rapid cooling treatment.

The modal latency of 35 ms would be short enough for neck proprioceptive signals to influence pursuit-related discharge during rapid rotation of the trunk under the stationary head (Fig. 4 D ).

After discharge, ongoing, rapid access to all members of the multidisciplinary team by phone or email to " get information back very quickly" (FG1) was viewed as supportive as was confirmation that the PCP could re-refer if need be, "...it would be nice to have an invitation back...from the endocrinologist at the end of that extensive letter" (FG2).

In addition, in our study, all patients fulfilled strict entry criteria including good history of compliance and supportive home environment with continued contact by telephone with the specialist centre after discharge and rapid access for readmission to the centre in the event of deterioration.

Rapid cooling causes transient increases in discharge frequency, whereas rapid warming produces transient discharge inhibition.

These services, which can care for 30% of patients admitted for AECOPD, include admission prevention in accident and emergency, rapid discharge (< 48 hours), assisted <span class="lh">discharge (≥ 2 days after admission), and nurse led support in patients' homes [ 6].

Our results suggest that the rapid discharge increase in the NW Argentine Andes coincides with the periodic enhancement of discharge, which is mainly linked to a negative to positive transition of the PDO phase and TSA variability associated with a long-term increasing trend.

One of the main reasons for this is the current belief that a rapid discharge following a hospital stay is the holy grail of healthcare.

Rik Evans Truro, Cornwall Stephen Dalton argues that "examples of beneficial of private sector involvement include … more rapid discharge from hospital through well-established 'recovery at home' services and access to private sector community diagnostic facilities".