Sentence examples for including discharges from inspiring English sources

For example, one app, the Hospital RN app for iPhone, is working to reduce the operational costs associated with managing patient information by connecting with a hospital's own systems, while also allowing its users to manage patient info, including discharges, right from the iPhone.

The main sources of Cr VI) in drinking water are of anthropogenic origin including discharges or leakages from steel and pulp mills, and from a number of industries including: paint and pigments, textile, electroplating, canning, chrome plating, leather tanning, cement dyeing and erosion of natural deposits of chromium (III) (Parvathi and Nagendran 2007).

The registry receives notification of cancer from hospital systems, including discharges, radiotherapy, oncology, haematology and pathology records, prospective audit datasets, deaths from the General Register Office for Scotland, and paper records from private hospitals.

Records were drawn from the NSW Admitted Patient Data Collection (APDC; representing all separations in public and private hospitals in NSW, including discharges, transfers and deaths) between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2007; and death registrations (fact of death) in the NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages (RBDM) for the years 2000 2007.

Sensitivity analysis is made by changing only one input parameter including discharge, field slope, roughness coefficient and infiltration parameters at a time while keeping all others fixed.

Mandatory minimums for conviction of these offenses, including discharge, must be part of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Veterans may bring "proof of service" documents, including discharge papers, an old ID card or any service medals and take home a new best friend!

The rules require that providers offer interpretation services during direct encounters and translations of vital written communications, including discharge and medication instructions, explanations of benefits and appeal notices.

That risk may be rising, according to some experts, who hold the popular but controversial opinion that factors including discharge of sewage and plastics, overfishing and climate change are creating ideal conditions for the hardy gelatinous animals to proliferate.

Additional covariates were assessed to determine independent predictors of post discharge mortality including discharge KPS and length of hospitalization.

* including discharge, pain, and skin problems.