Sentence examples for immediate medical needs from inspiring English sources
From Fremma's efforts to bring meditation and conflict resolution to the Nakivale Refugee Camps in Uganda, to the volunteers behind the People's Community Medics project based in Oakland, CA who teach communities how to tend to immediate medical needs on the streets.
Nurses approach problems differently - they tend to look at complex health, psychological and social needs, not just immediate medical needs.
In a part of the presentation titled "areas of concern", the clinician notes that data is passed to the department beyond the immediate medical needs of asylum seekers.
The HHI, a University group of disaster-relief specialists, is working with nongovernmental organizations to assess immediate medical needs and other required assistance, according to spokesman Vincenzo Bollettino.
True preparedness demands that, in the event of a bioterrorism attack, a person can depend on all hospitals to be able to address immediate medical needs and handle each crisis scenario.
A spokesman said: "Through the programme with Brac we have helped 280 victims and their families in a meaningful and constructive way with their immediate medical needs and to start new businesses so they can work on rebuilding their lives".
Other types of conduct Canadian Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons are likely to take a dim view of include referrals where a physician has a financial interest and failure to provide urgent medically necessary care, regardless of the reason for the immediate medical need.
So without doctor recommendation or an immediate medical need, I chose to use crutches on occasion; I chose to open the Sick Kid door.
Little is known regarding the nature of primary care in post-conflict communities for several reasons, including: data collection is often given a lower priority than the immediate medical care needs in emergencies; and dynamic changes in a patient population and their needs make it difficult to collect data over the long term.
Due to the phenotypic heterogeneity of cancer cachexia, which is dependent on tumour type, size and mass (Dewys et al, 1980), and the mostly unknown etiology at the molecular level, cachexia still represents an immediate unmet medical need as effective and routine therapeutic measures are still lacking to date (Tisdale, 2002).
The effort, which aims to help people who don't need immediate medical attention get the care they need, puts a nurse in the 911 center to answer patient questions and helps people in nonemergency situations get to medical providers.
