Sentence examples for hospital implementation of from inspiring English sources

The objective of our study was to compare the characteristics and outcomes of patients who had coronary angiography by TRA and TFA over the course of hospital implementation of this approach.

In our hospital, implementation of a MET was associated with a long-term decrease in mortality in patients undergoing major surgery.

Within a hospital, implementation of a CIS is based on the computerization of care processes as well as of support processes (administrative, accounting, logistics, etc).

In conclusion, in our large teaching hospital implementation of the rapid recovery protocol led to a decrease in length of hospital stay for unselected THA patients, without any change in complication rate, re-admission rate, or reoperation rate.

Compliance to 5 resuscitation and 4 management sepsis interventions and in-hospital mortality were measured following an educational program on sepsis for physician and nurses of all hospital departments and hospital implementation of a specific protocol for recognition and management of patients with severe sepsis/septic shock, including an early consultation by a skilled 'sepsis team'.

Hospital implementation of HIT was positively associated with activities intended to improve patient care quality and with higher performance on four of six performance measures.

In-hospital implementation of PO has been previously described in The Gambia [ 23] and Papua New Guinea [ 11], but we are unaware of any studies of PO feasibility in a primary health care setting in a low-income country.

This inefficiency has attracted the attention of policy-makers, resulting in measures such as formation of a Board of Trustees in hospitals, implementation of performance-based budgeting, establishing a hospital information system and maintenance management [ 5].

Second, we held a workshop with employees of breast care center hospitals in January 2013 to discuss and select items that best reflected hospitals' implementation of the 10 HLHO attributes defined in Brach et al. [ 32].

The World Health Organization (WHO) 10-step treatment has improved case fatality, in some settings, to under 5%[ 1- 3], however, in African hospitals implementation of the same guideline has achieved poorer results with numerous reports of unacceptably high case fatality rates[ 4, 5].

Thus, emergence of candidemia outside the hospital setting is likely due to the shift in persons with iatrogenic risk factors, such as chemotherapy and intravenous antimicrobial drug therapy, increasing management of more serious conditions outside the hospital, and implementation of early hospital discharge.