The phrase "emergency disease" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a sudden, serious medical condition or illness, such as a heart attack or stroke, for example: "He was taken to the hospital due to an emergency disease."
The objective of this study was to validate a telephone protocol for the identification of emergency disease among patients requesting healthcare for dyspnea using the 061 emergency service of Andalusia (Spain).
As part of the Government's wider attempt to minimise sprawling bureaucracy, the Health Protection Agency, a semi-autonomous body tasked with public health management including emergency disease epidemics and virus outbreaks, would be scrapped and its role reincorporated into the Department of Health.
After each stage, participants were given a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire regarding their confidence in diagnosing emergency disease using PoCUS.
Of emergency disease patients, these values were 21%, 7%, and 13%, respectively.
A PS team diagnosed PPR in Nigeria, which led to an effective emergency disease control program.
Much of the implementation of EMPRES principles has been effected by way of TCPs relating to emergency disease response.
Even in common emergency diseases such as heart attack and stroke, time is of the essence".
in an emergency disease-control programme if they see that quick, decisive action is being taken that ultimately will benefit them and that their contributions and inputs were considered during planning and review.
3 Unfortunately, it is also among the least accurately diagnosed acute emergency diseases.
For emergency diseases such as ischemic heart diseases and stroke, we could perform responses earlier than ever by providing this system.
RT-PCR or rRT-PCR have played very important role and have been extensively used in infectious diseases surveillance, especially in emergency diseases because of their good specificity, high sensitivity and quick results.
