Sentence examples for formal emergency from inspiring English sources
While criticizing New York City Transit for inadequate communication plans, it applauded Metro-North for the work of its formal emergency task force on developing policies and managing emergencies (although it did note that Metro-North could do more to provide alternatives during emergencies).
Thailand has had a formal emergency medicine residency training since 2004.
Given the lack of a formal emergency system, the paucity of research about acute care, and ongoing conflict in the country, little is known about the current provision of emergency care in Afghanistan.
Since a formal emergency medicine speciality is not established in Portugal, the doctors that took part in this team had different medical backgrounds, but participated in a specific training program organised by the ED's leadership staff.
The Emergency Medicine Training Program in Turkey was implemented to improve the uniform and consistent knowledge and skill set among general practitioners working in Turkish emergency departments, many of whom had previously received little or no formal emergency medicine training.
Until 2010, when the first emergency medicine residency-training program was initiated at Muhimbili Hospital in Dar es Salaam, no formal emergency medicine physician training was available in Tanzania.
Like many neighborhoods where philanthropists and policy makers try to promote resilience, Red Hook recently developed a formal community emergency plan, called Ready Red Hook.
Furthermore, we were unable to assess the number, characteristics, and types of trauma patients that did not present to this hospital because of the lack of a formal prehospital emergency system in Kampala.
Despite a substantial burden of injury in Uganda, Kampala, its largest city, has no formal prehospital emergency system.
12 13 Tanzania, as in other LMIC, faces a profound provider shortage and lacks formal prehospital emergency medical services (EMS).
If this is so, then in the model of care operative at our institution (formal training in emergency medicine, senior emergency medicine staff rapidly involved in patient care 24 hours/day, early co-management and 'closed' ICU system) such advantages might already be realized.
