Sentence examples for guidelines for admissions from inspiring English sources
As Vatican officials draw up new guidelines for admissions to Roman Catholic seminaries, they are contemplating whether to bar men with an apparently homosexual orientation, even if those men profess to be ready, like their heterosexual counterparts, to commit to celibacy.
Documentation was assessed according to 32 criteria based on the Royal College of Surgeons of England guidelines, for admissions before (n = 72) and after (n = 96) implementation.
For the Medical School's Council to review guidelines for admissions to medicine and to suggest consideration of applicants' resilience.
This study suggests that 16% of patients on general medical wards fulfilled the UK NHSE guidelines for admission to High Dependency Care [ 1].
Limitations of our study exist in the fact that only hospitalized cases were counted and that local health-seeking behaviors of the population and hospital-specific guidelines for admission may influence the hospitalization rates [ 3].
A better knowledge of patient's short-term prognosis and the inherent risks of ICU care impeding recovery would provide intensivists with management guidelines for ICU admissions and procedures for clinical practices.
Even in institutions with established clinical guidelines for CAP admissions, adherence is highly variable and associated with a variety of patient, system and physician factors.
The criteria for PICU admission were adopted from guidelines for developing admission and discharge policies for the pediatric intensive care unit [ 17].
Our ICU has no set guidelines for ICU admission and transfer and initial admission to the ICU is at the discretion of the admitting physician.
Examples include the American College of Critical Care Medicine's Guidelines for ICU Admission, Discharge, and Triage, 4 as well as Guidelines on Admission to and Discharge from the ICU and HDU of the UK Department of Health.
