Sentence examples for initial department from inspiring English sources

The Segway Robotics team selected its initial department partners from a large applicant pool numbering in the "thousands," the company says, who were selected from applicants to its Developer Program, which was announced at Intel's Developer Forum in Shenzhen this past April.

Study objectives: We determine to what extent decisions in chest pain change from initial emergency department (ED) patient encounter to final ED diagnosis, disposition, and treatment.

Initial emergency department attendance, CPU care, and hospital admission.

No other cases of subarachnoid haemorrhage were missed on the initial emergency department visit.

a At initial emergency department presentation; b within the first six hours from shock recognition (time zero).

After your initial emergency department visit, how long did it take to return to your normal activities (physical activity, work, etc)?

This information will mainly be available via the Lausanne hospital/ambulatory electronic records system and hospital/ambulatory administrative databases covering a period of 12 months after the initial emergency department visit.

The high negative predictive value of the studies suggests that CT coronary angiography may be useful for facilitating and optimizing triage of patients with acute chest pain and/or inconclusive initial emergency department evaluation [ 7, 8].

Further data was collected by postal questionnaires at 4, 8 and 12 months after the initial emergency department attendance, with SF-12 and EQ-5D data, as well as the NDI, collected at each of these time points.

The other 32 who subsequently died were less likely to have received antiviral treatment within the first four hours of initial emergency department presentation than were those who survived (P=0.02).

Because some patients may not manifest sepsis signs until after initial emergency department presentation, we used the worst vital signs and laboratory values from first 28 hours of hospitalization, a period designed to encompass the emergency department and up to 1 day of inpatient care.