Sentence examples for distant hospital from inspiring English sources

There had not been means to get her to the distant hospital.

There were close calls, such as the time that Alex went on a trip and ended up, unconscious, in some distant hospital.

When it comes to healthcare, that could mean diverting a critically ill patient to a more distant hospital on account of expected patients who never actually arrive — with very real consequences.

In 1992 she suffered abdominal pain, sought treatment from Lori Pegram, a doctor at the H.M.O., who scheduled her for an ultrasound procedure eight days later at a distant hospital affiliated with the H.M.O.

Ms. López sought to cast the changes as a discriminatory act, aimed at disabled veterans in Manhattan who, she said, will have a more difficult time getting medical care if they are forced to travel to another, more distant hospital.

The ratings seemed designed to counter prosecution claims that Mr. Monserrate had endangered Ms. Giraldo by not calling 911 and instead driving her to a more distant hospital, where he might have been less recognizable.

The Scottish Centre for Tele-Health has set up video kiosks offering medical consultations in remote areas to minimise the need for travel to distant hospitals.

When starving children are looked after in distant hospitals, mothers often camp outside, unable to tend their crops and healthier children back home.

Dr. Richard Falivena, the chairman of surgical services at the Brunswick Hospital Center, said "the stampede of community hospitals rushing to join" health-care alliances has forced some patients to drive to distant hospitals for care.

And unlike after Hurricane Katrina, in which no one knew where some New Orleans patients had been moved and some arrived at distant hospitals without medical records, a regional Catastrophic Medical Operations Center coordinated transfers and kept track of which hospitals had beds available for specific types of care.

Women said his waiting room became a scene of sadness and confusion as they worried about where they would go next and how they would afford gas for weekly visits at distant hospitals when they barely had enough money to pay electric bills and rent.