Sentence examples for laboratory labour from inspiring English sources
The specific sections visited at each Hospital were the: dental clinic, incineration unit, laboratory, labour ward, laundry, medical ward, mortuary, outpatient department, paediatric ward, surgical ward and operating theatre.
These shortages leave emergency rooms, laboratories, labour rooms and operating rooms almost unusable.
The CBCA contains 26 unweighted criteria that measure 5 dimensions of care: patient history, clinical examination, laboratory examinations, labour management (partograph), delivery care and postpartum monitoring.
It was found that clinical and laboratory staff labour costs did not comprise a major proportion of the total cost for most procedures: the exception was visual inspection screening for which 29 36% of the aggregated cost was directly related to labour.
HC2 incorporated an OPD, HIV, TB and MCH department, laboratory, IPD and labour ward.
As an apprentice in a dental laboratory, Christie joined the Labour party Young Socialists in Glasgow, one of whose members was a young Daily Record reporter called Paul Foot.
Current bacterial detection methods require the collection of samples followed by preparation and analysis in the laboratory, both time and labour consuming steps.
ELISA techniques such as the Paralisa™ lend themselves well to automation using laboratory robotics thereby reducing labour costs and turnaround time; this facet is one of the great strengths of ELISA as a screening technique as it allows whole herds or sub-populations of animals to be economically screened, quickly informing management decisions.
For the other laboratory-based triggers, the labour associated with reviewing many charts in order to identify a single ADE was prohibitive for our clinical practice.
Drawbacks of these methods include low sensitivity caused by bacterial contamination, low specificity due to cross-reactivity of antigenic determinants of closely related species and time- and labour-intensive laboratory procedures.
