Sentence examples for estimated emergency from inspiring English sources

Figure 1.4: Estimated emergency funding needs by region, 2010 and 2011 Source: UNICEF Office of Emergency Programmes, end 2010 The requirements for Latin America and the Caribbean have increased eightfold, mainly as a result of emergency situations in Haiti and the addition of the Guatemala appeal.

This paper proposes potential emergency communications architecture and presents a method for estimating emergency communications systems traffic patterns for a catastrophic event.

Several indicators have been studied to estimate emergency department crowding and two scales for quantifying crowding in emergency departments have been developed: NEDOCS and EDWIN [ 16- 19].

While several indicators have been studied to estimate emergency department crowding with NEDOCS and EDWIN [ 16- 19], no consensus and no indicators have been developed to measure hospital disruption.

The 5% average annual visiting frequency of children seeking emergency care was 76,460 ± 5,432 visits/year (range: 69,057-86,429), so the estimated whole emergency visit number for children was approximately 1.53 × 10 visits per year.

The new program so far has accredited 22 hospital emergency departments, but Biese, who manages the program, predicts more of the nation's estimated 5,000 emergency departments will apply and receive geriatric certification.

In reality, the estimated 700 emergency workers participating will get their annual flu shots, but the exercise is meant to test how quickly members could be vaccinated in the event of an outbreak.

PAGE A29 More Vaccinations Urged An advisory panel recommended offering smallpox vaccinations to an estimated 500,000 emergency room and other hospital workers because of the possibility of a bioterrorist attack.

In addition to deaths associated with liver failure, acetaminophen is the leading cause of calls to poison control centers and is responsible for an estimated 56,000 emergency room visits and 2,600 hospitalizations every year.

As a result, in March, the charity launched a government-funded Blue Light support programme for any of the estimated 250,000 emergency services personnel and volunteers who may experience mental ill-health.

"I also don't see how the city is going to smoothly absorb" the hospital's estimated 60,000 emergency department patients a year, Dr. Lazar, an attending physician at St . Vincents, said.