Sentence examples for interruption of care from inspiring English sources

"Things seem to be going well with its use of replacement workers — there has been no interruption of care," he said.

This limitation may have affected the association we found between stock-out-related discontinuations and interruption of care or death.

Interruption of care and death were not significantly associated with study center, age, gender, distance from HIV care center, WHO clinical stage or baseline CD4 counts.

Intrahospital transport involves significant utilization of resources, personnel time and interruption of care delivered to a critically ill patient [ 5].

As the distinction between interruption of care and delay can be ambiguous (i.e. every interruption causes a delay), responding to these questions may be difficult.

Midwife participants in one of the Level 1 hospitals complained about the interruption of care because of student trainees in the birthing units.

Furthermore, the association between stock-out-related cART discontinuations and interruptions of care or death remained robust when we modified the definition of drug stock-out (Table 3).

This is particularly true of health care workers in rural settings, who, through distance learning, can still receive training without interruption of health care delivery and without loss of salary or negative impact on family life.

It's a hypothesis supported by a Harvard study published in May, which estimated that the death toll in Puerto Rico was closer to 5,000 and found that most deaths in the months after Hurricane Maria were a result of interruption of medical care.

Reported barriers to outreach visits included a lack of gasoline or a boat (7 of 12); geographical inaccessibility due to distance or the dry season, i.e., low rainfall from October to March (5 of 12); language and communication (5 of 12); and the interruption of health care services due to staff turnover (4 of 10).

In Japan, the tradition of Satogaeri Bunben (pregnant women returning to their parental home during the perinatal period), which is believed to provide better maternal support, has recently been shown to have no preventable effect on postpartum depression, due in part to negative influences of interruption of perinatal care [ 26].