Sentence examples for emergency implications from inspiring English sources

14 themes (e.g. prescribing safely; dealing with medical emergency; implications of poor record keeping; and effective & safe communication) and 47 related items (e.g. how to safety-net face-to-face or over the telephone; knowledge of practice systems for results handling; recognition of harm in children) were judged to be essential safety-critical educational issues to be covered.

But the loss of the ferry, Al Salam, on Feb. 3, and the government's delayed and limited response to the emergency, have implications that extend beyond the scope of the disaster, and beyond the borders of Egypt.

Improving others professionals implication (emergency area, hospital ward…) in this process.

Prof. Shepherd added, "[T]his has important emergency management and economic implications".

The Persian Gulf is facing a future with serious implications for emergency response planning.

The maps show a high level of agreement, particularly for the higher probabilities and so the implications for emergency management planning are similar.

We consider that it is a strength that the modelling results are similar and, most importantly, that they came up with the same implications for emergency management.

We illustrate the sort of analysis we favor with a scenario from emergency management, and consider implications and future directions for system design and empirical methods.

The aim of this review was to examine (1) the evidence around assessing, monitoring and managing continuous intravenous sedation for critically ill adult patients, and (2) the implications for emergency nursing practice.

They also have resource implications for Emergency Departments (EDs) and the health system as a whole [ 7].

The data are presented in this way to allow us to take into account population norms and should not be used to draw inferences about the quality of local emergency care or the implications of our findings for specific individuals.