Sentence examples for encouraged emergency from inspiring English sources
N.H.T.S.A. said it encouraged emergency responders who encountered an electric vehicle involved in a crash to "use copious amounts of water if fire is present or suspected" and be aware that "fire can occur for a considerable period after a crash".
When asked why the patient was sent home after his initial visit, Frieden explained that the beginnings of Ebola virus can very often appear similar to common illnesses, adding that his office has encouraged emergency department physicians to be particularly careful to take travel histories and conduct rapid testing on anything resembling the illness.
The American College of Emergency Physicians encourages emergency medicine physicians to be able to rapidly diagnose pericardial tamponade and electromechanical dissociation, which represent truly emergent and potentially lethal cardiovascular conditions.
As diagnostic accuracy and experience in ultrasound are important both for resident education and ultimately for patient care, feedback interventions that encourage emergency medicine residents to increase their overall scan numbers could be valuable.
Its vision is to develop and maintain high standards of emergency medicine practice; to function as the networking body that connects emergency medicine providers across the UAE; to promote collaboration among ED doctors, nurses, and paramedics through scientific conferences, workshops, and meetings; and to encourage emergency medical research.
In encouraging emergency prevention planning for most other diseases, there are some conceptual difficulties.
Increasing attendance at ANC visits could increase awareness of potential complications among pregnant women as well as encourage emergency preparedness and planning.
Collaboration should be encouraged between emergency managers, policy and consent planners, and with science providers.
While ultrasound-guided vascular access has been encouraged in emergency departments, there have been few studies evaluating echo-enhanced needles and their usefulness in performing vascular access.
Since 2010, USAID has encouraged non-emergency, multiyear food assistance program implementers to adopt a preventive approach to reducing malnutrition in children under 2 years of age.
