Sentence examples for emergencies experienced from inspiring English sources

4. WASH supplies delivered in each hub should correspond to the emergencies experienced in each region.

The types of emergencies experienced were also indistinguishable and an alarm would have been as useful to the non-purchasers as it was to the purchasers.

There were no significant differences between the two groups in the numbers and types of emergencies experienced.> This study found many similarities between the participants who had and had not purchased an alarm service, in particular their risk profiles and the numbers of emergencies experienced during the follow up period.

"Children in particular suffered and continue to suffer enormously because of successive emergencies experienced in 2010, and they have yet to fully enjoy their right to survival, health, education, and protection," said Ms. Francoise Gruloos-Ackermans, UNICEF Haiti Representative.

"Children in particular suffered and continue to suffer enormously because of successive emergencies experienced in 2010, and they have yet to fully enjoy their right to survival, health, education, and protection," said UNICEF Representative to Haiti, Ms. Francoise Gruloos-Ackermans.

Patients presenting as an emergency experienced a reduction in the length of time they had to wait for key investigations and results and an overall reduction in their length of stay on the gynaecology emergency ward following reconfiguration.

Twenty one per cent of female refugees and internally displaced people in complex humanitarian emergencies have experienced sexual violence according to a recent review across 14 countries [ 10].

Poor care means that too many of the 8 million patients in England with a neurological problem are admitted to hospital as emergencies, experience delays in having their condition diagnosed, and receive too little information about what is wrong with them, according to the Neurological Alliance.

Every clinician who deals with vascular emergencies has experienced the ethical dilemma of whether to offer a probably hopeless but potentially life-saving intervention when a very elderly comorbid patient presents with a rAAA.

There were 5 804 472 emergency readmissions experienced by 3 349 104 individuals within 30 days, equating to an overall 30-day emergency readmission rate of 7.0% and a range of 6.1 7.8% (figure 1).

Conclusion: Emergency physicians experienced more interruptions and managed more patients concurrently than PCPs.