Sentence examples for ill staff from inspiring English sources

Ill staff members would then be asked whether they had had a gastrointestinal illness during the 3 weeks before and after the reception.

Data used from this questionnaire included the OIN and the outbreak size, provided as the number of ill patients and number of ill staff, and is further referred to as the NNO control study dataset.

In the latter case, recommended measures include active identification of patients with confirmed or suspected influenza, restriction of staff movement between wards or buildings, restriction of contact between ill staff or visitors and patients, influenza vaccination for staff and patients, and use of antiviral drugs (2).

Examples of this type of activity are the integration of discussions on infection control, stigma and difficulties with HIV/AIDS patients into staff meetings and daily supervision; including HIV/AIDS-related topics in educational sessions to improve staff knowledge and skills; and including support to HIV-positive staff in workplace policies for chronically ill staff.

If the patient becomes ill, some staff who entered the room may require illness surveillance, especially if there were any breaches in infection control practices.

Sick residents have been separated from those who have not fallen ill, and staff members who feel unwell have been asked to stay home and see their personal doctor.

In August, a government inspection report cited dangerous overcrowding, inadequate and ill-trained staff, no crisis planning and no requirement that Serco add employees when population exceeded capacity.

Yet one of Mr Ban's first acts was to call for the resignation of all Mr Annan's senior advisers, replacing them with often inexperienced or even ill-qualified staff from outside the UN.

Important issues include fear of early death, fear of talking to friends and teachers about the condition, embarrassment about bedwetting and reluctance to take part in school trips because of this, teasing by colleagues due to jaundice and associated discolouration of their eyes, and anger should ill-informed staff consider the child as lazy and wanting to keep away from school activities.

Because of their ability to modify the behaviour of even the most disturbed patients, the antipsychotic, antianxiety, and antidepressant agents have greatly affected the management of the hospitalized mentally ill, enabling hospital staff to devote more of their attention to therapeutic efforts and enabling many patients to lead relatively normal lives outside of the hospital.

The government response, written by Rahmatullah Nabil, a former director of intelligence and now the deputy national security adviser, said the government "does not entirely rule out the abuse and ill treatment by staff at detention centers, but this is due to a lack of capacity and sound training of these organs".