Sentence examples for illness unit from inspiring English sources

Kirk Smith, who oversees the food-borne illness unit of the Minnesota Department of Health, said Nebraska Beef "is the most likely source" of the E. coli contamination.

22 GP services refer to outpatient clinics situated in five localities across the county (Peterborough City, Fenland, Huntingdon, Cambridge City and South Cambridgeshire) and have access to three inpatient units for young people (eating-disorders specialist unit, adolescent-inpatient, and children-inpatient mental illness units) all situated on one site in South Cambridgeshire.

"There are no statistics on their dangerous behaviors," says Farid Masoudi, director of the social illnesses unit of Iran's national health organization.

In an attempt to prevent further illness, the unit of Yum! Brands has also changed its suppliers of lettuce and cheese in four states.

For the two biologic drugs indicated for acute illness, their unit administrations per year are far from 202 so we can safely ignore what happens after the turning point.

The search terms were "critical illness", "intensive care units", "burn units", "coronary care units", "respiratory care units", "intensive care", "ICU", "infection control", "universal precautions", "decontamination", "surveillance", "screening", "antisepsis", "decolonization", "chlorhexidine", "Tubulicid", and "Sebidin".

The first systematic review of emergency care since the 1970s was necessary, he claimed, because the ageing population was changing the nature of the illnesses A&E units were expected to tackle.

The company said the illnesses at the unit in Youngstown, Ohio, on Wednesday, were being investigated by local, state and national authorities, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

English-language reports of published studies on CMV infection in critically ill immunocompetent patients were identified through November 2008 by cross-referencing the following medical subject headings (MeSH) keywords and text words: cytomegalovirus, immunocompetence, critical illness, intensive care units, intensive care, reactivation, sepsis, and shock.

Despite improvements in survival after critical illness and intensive care unit (ICU) treatment, some recovering patients still face ongoing challenges.

Circadian rhythms are disrupted by illness and intensive care unit (ICU) environment, associated with patient care interactions and unregulated light/dark patterns.