Sentence examples for enquiry reports from inspiring English sources

It was aimed to include a maximum variation sample of women living in the UK, 10, 11 covering a wide range of conditions, based on the principal causes of direct maternal deaths identified in recent (2011) maternal death enquiry reports (Table 1).

22 We aimed to cover a wide range of conditions, based on the principal causes of direct maternal deaths identified in recent maternal death enquiry reports: thrombosis and thromboembolism, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, haemorrhage, amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) and sepsis (see table 1).

The enquiry reported that IPMS could survive.

The CPS letter to the family stated: "As you will be aware this is a very substantial case with a significant quantity of third-party material in addition to the IPCC case file and the enquiry report.

The official enquiry report following 22 July 2011 focused especially on the need for updated interdisciplinary emergency plans and better interdisciplinary cooperation [36].

The Winter Resilience Enquiry Report also said some airlines had failed to comply with rules on compensation and assistance to passengers.

The additional enquiry reported here was designed primarily to assess the use of health resources for headache in China and, further, to identify possible systemic barriers to headache consultation, correct diagnosis and effective treatment.

The enquiry report submitted by the Civil Aviation Ministry claimed that Glušica slept for over 90 minutes during the flight.

Indeed, a confidential enquiry reported that failure to follow-up missed appointments was an avoidable factor associated with a number of child deaths (3).

Suicides are not included in the current ICD definition of maternal death, in contrast to both the Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries reports and a proposal for classification by the WHO Working Group on Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Classifications 20.

The Confidential Enquiries Report into maternal deaths in the United Kingdom [ 1] and the Confidential Enquiry into Stillbirths and Deaths in Infancy (CESDI Report) [ 2] reported that 50%% of maternal deaths and 75%% of intrapartum foetal deaths could be avoided by optimal obstetrical management.