Sentence examples for hospitalised setting from inspiring English sources

In the previous situation, these patients would not be engaged in ET or suffer an increased risk during unsupervised ET. Providing ET in a hospitalised setting enables patients to slowly reclaim their health in a protective environment.

Unlike in foreign countries, in the Netherlands, 25.0 % of all infants are delivered at home, under supervision of a midwife, while 75.0%% of the deliveries are performed in a hospitalised setting [ 13].

A difference was observed by healthcare setting; hospitalised patients that self-completed returned PU-QOLs with the largest amount of missing data.

On the night of Monday the 3rd of July, hundreds of riot police stormed the camp with batons and pepper spray, hospitalising several demonstrators and setting the tone for the days to come.

Many survived attempts in our population, which would have been hospitalised in a western setting, may receive no hospital treatment or only outpatient care, and thus were not included in our SSA hospitalisations.

The cloud that has descended over the Star Wars: Episode VII production schedule may have a silver lining - Harrison Ford is set to announce some "good news" after being hospitalised following an accident on set.

These IDB data show that hospitalised falls in the home setting classified as "fall/jump from greater height" were likely to constitute between 1.5% and 6.5% of all hospitalised falls in all settings for children.

After a bad car accident, Anthony is hospitalised now; we had dreamed of setting up a musical theatre production company together, which would have been fantastic.

However, there were marked differences in prevalence of malnutrition according to setting, reaching 39% in hospitalised older patients.

While the well-known young age of patients with HIV may explain part of the findings, our study suggests that hospitalised patients with CAP in this setting were predominantly young individuals.

In addition, our study setting could not capture those patients who are hospitalised, due to a serious medical condition or AE, or those who may have experienced an AE that lead to death.