Sentence examples for left unmonitored from inspiring English sources
It also came from realising that democratic governance cannot be carried out by any group, left unmonitored and unaccountable.
Inspectors sent into hospitals with higher-than-expected death rates found evidence of poor practice such as too few staff, inadequate infection control, patients left unmonitored on trolleys for long periods and badly maintained operating theatres, Jeremy Hunt has said.
At the pending meeting, Ms. Ganzert said she instead expected to explain that many union-covered animal shoots were currently left unmonitored for lack of funds, and that about $5.8 million would be needed to oversee them all.
Her illness made it hard for her to breathe; she slept with a ventilator, could not move, could not cough and would choke on her own secretions if left unmonitored.
If left unmonitored, RF devices can leave both wireless and wired networks open to a variety of outside threats, from DoS or Man-in-the-Middle attacks to network security breaches.
The 11 trusts were placed in special measures after a review by NHS medical director Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, which found evidence of patients being left unmonitored, backlogs in complaints and poor maintenance of operating theatres.
Citing what he called "some very concerning examples of poor practice", Hunt said that at Tameside general hospital in Manchester, for example, "patients spoke of being left on unmonitored trolleys for excessive periods and the [Keogh] panel found a general culture of 'accepting sub-optimal care'".
Patients treated by the Trust reported being left on unmonitored trolleys for excessive periods of time.
When we contacted them they pointed out that CUCO receives $50 per volunteer per month and that they believe it is better to have volunteers in orphanages than leaving them unmonitored.
Mr Hunt set out a detailed breakdown of the problems identified at the individual trusts, but among the common themes listed were: Patients being left on trolleys, unmonitored for excessive periods and then being talked down to by consultants.
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