Sentence examples for discharged regardless from inspiring English sources

We have classified as infections all cases in which pus discharged, regardless of whether or not it influenced the convalescence.

We included both interventions for patients with specific disease states and those targeting all discharged patients regardless of disease state.

Note F. Do not underestimate the importance of breast symptoms (especially a new palpable lump, skin/nipple retraction or nipple discharge), regardless of the timing of your last negative screening mammography.

Note F. Do not underestimate the importance of breast symptoms (especially a new palpable lump, skin/nipple retraction or nipple discharge), regardless of the timing of your last negative mammogram.

All symptomatic patients remained in isolation with dedicated toilets and shower facilities until discharge, regardless of symptoms.

Both CTM-15 and CTM-3 were correlated with care experience after discharge regardless of survey language or response scale (Pearson's correlation coefficient: 0.36 to 0.46).

Time was spent with parents discussing the treatment and management of bronchiolitis and what to expect post discharge, regardless of the decision to be involved in the RCT.

Hospital readmissions refer to the number of patients readmitted one or more times to an acute care hospital between index hospital discharge (regardless of discharge destination) and the end of study follow-up.

To improve maternal satisfaction with post-discharge postpartum care women should routinely have contact with a health professional within 10 days of discharge, regardless of length of stay or sector of birth.

Secondary outcomes were the first unplanned hospital readmission to our hospital within 90 days after index discharge, and the first ED visit to our hospital within 30 days after index discharge (regardless of subsequent hospitalization).

Currently, CMS considers declining ADL function to be an adverse event if a home health patient experiences a "substantial decline in three or more ADLs", where substantial is considered a minimum two-unit decline from the start of home health care to final discharge, regardless of the time frame [ 1, 2].