Sentence examples for illness admitted from inspiring English sources
Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington, read a letter that Mr. Kennedy wrote to Pope Benedict XVI, one in which he shared the news of his illness, admitted his failings and testified to his strong faith.
This is to our knowledge the first study to examine specific causes accounting for the burden of short-term childhood illness admitted to English hospitals as emergencies.
The study sample size was based on the number of patients with pH1N1-related critical illness admitted to a study ICU during the period of pH1N1 activity.
Among patients with severe mental illness admitted to a psychiatric hospital (n=206), 29.1% were HIV positive, nearly triple the general population prevalence (37).
They reported that survivors from severe sepsis and septic shock had similar HR-QOL to that of survivors from critical illness admitted without sepsis.
Evaluation using the EQ-5D at 6 months after ICU discharge indicated that survivors from severe sepsis and septic shock have a similar HR-QoL to that of survivors from critical illness admitted without sepsis.
Mr. Bush struggled with Robin's illness, admitting later that he "didn't have the guts" to comfort and care for her.
The other variables used were Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II [ 15] (a measure of severity of illness), admitting diagnosis, and concomitant use of heparin.
After age, baseline severity of illness, admitting diagnosis, and process-of-care factors were adjusted for, the independent relationship between pRBC transfusions and ICU-onset ARDS remained significant (adjusted OR, 2.80; 95% CI, 1.90 to 4.12; p < 0.0001).
Other variables examined included: race, month of admission/vitamin D level, insurance status, urban/suburban/rural residence, inpatient/partial hospital outpatient, clinical DSM-IV diagnosis, smoking status, age of onset of mental illness, admitting medications, past medications, and immediate and extended family psychiatric and medical history.
Therefore, patients with acute illnesses admitted at Intensive Care and requiring IHD might benefit from techniques avoiding systemic anticoagulation.
