Sentence examples for emergency population from inspiring English sources

We only know this because good and complete censuses were held in 1921 and 1931, an emergency population register was taken in 1939, and censuses were held again from 1951 all the way through to 2011.

Some studies have attempted to identify risk factors for readmission to hospital or intensive care for severe diabetic ketoacidosis [9, 14], but these were not ED-based studies and the findings may not be generalizable to the outpatient or emergency population.

The aims of the present prospective study were to investigate clinically relevant patient and environment-related predictive factors for threatening and violent incidents the first three days in a psychiatric acute emergency population based on evaluations at admittance.

The 28 countries featured in the report include those engaged in the 2010 Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) as well as countries in other protracted crises where high levels of chronic vulnerability, life-threatening undernutrition and limited access to basic services are compounded by localized emergencies, population movements or other obstacles to long-term recovery.

While scores have been developed from mixed populations, none has been derived and validated in an exclusively emergency department population [17].

We need to measure health related quality of life in the general emergency medical population if we are to estimate the effect of interventions and changes in service delivery upon the whole relevant population.

Furthermore, this cohort represents an emergency department population and not the general headache patient.

Characterizing the potential emergency department population in LMICs is an important step in creating relevant training for future emergency clinicians.

However, in the emergency department population, and in much less controlled settings, they also concluded the limitations of their findings that further research and validation are required.

This prospective cohort study clearly demonstrates the association of delirium with the increase in length of stay and mortality in a nonventilated elective and emergency SICU population.

A validated tool has long been sought to provide clinicians with a uniform and accurate method to assess hydration status in the pediatric emergency medicine population.