Sentence examples for doctor alert from inspiring English sources

The studied variables were age and sex; clinical reason for admission at the ER; hospital service of origin of the patient; estimated EWS at −12, −24, and −72 h; in-hospital mortality; and on-call doctor alert.

Applying the EWS to the set of cases in which a real alert occurred (on-call doctor alert), the analysis shows that all of these patients had a significantly higher EWS in comparison to the group of cases in which no real alert occurred (Figure 4). Figure 4 Comparison of EWS between cases in which real alert occurred vs. cases in which no real alert occurred.

The doctor alerted the authorities and Lilian's mother filed charges against her uncle.

My doctor alerted me to the possibility of my allergies being flared up as a result of mold, fungus, air quality, ventilation and I am looking to you for some information".

When their doctor, alerted by Tai, entered their bedroom, she found Raphael, 69, dead in his chair and Tamar, 72, beside him on the bed with her head on his shoulder and her arm across his chest.

Ms. Crane said the company's drug descriptions were unbiased and opened "a trusted channel" for drug makers to communicate with physicians through doctor alerts, which are downloaded each time the doctor updates the frequently changing drug information on the app.

That device then uploads the data to the doctor, alerting her to any signs of decline in the patient's health.

When a doctor alerted the local precinct, officers refused to make a report because they said the crime did not take place in Manhattan.

Computer-based access to information on all prescriptions dispensed, and automated doctor alerts on the most frequent potential drug interactions encountered, would be most helpful.

In late 2010, St . Judesent a letter to doctors alerting them about data showing that the silicone coating of the Riata lead could wear away.

The doctors alerted cell biologist Mel Greaves of the Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton Surrey, United Kingdom, who studies transmissible cancers.