Sentence examples for less staffed from inspiring English sources

Interhospital transport by standard ambulance is associated with limited monitoring capabilities and less staffed guidance during transfer than in the ICU environment; thus imposing additional risk to the ICU patient [ 2- 5].

By using a far less intensively staffed and equipped observation room, the hospital could achieve equivalent quality and safety at much lower costs.

New Yorkers have long complained about the city's supermarkets, which over all are smaller, dirtier and less well staffed than markets elsewhere.

Regulations do not have the same economic impact on large and small firms, the latter being less well-staffed and resourced to deal with the regulatory avalanche.

Even smaller and less well-staffed or -funded schools can tap into the trend to provide extensive course programming and curricula, as well as insight into non-traditional topics that may not otherwise be accessible for budgetary or resource-related concerns.

It may also lead to UO measurement being used more frequently on less well-staffed wards, where the staff does not have the time to manually register the patients' diuresis hourly.

Kiryandongo hospital has more beds but is less well equipped, staffed and frequented.

There are overstaffed towers across America, he says, and more use should be made of contract towers, which cost far less than FAA-staffed equivalents.

Selection bias from convenience sampling may have occurred because patients were more likely to have been enrolled at less busier or better staffed times.

Nurses working on shifts with the worst staffing (11.67 patients per RN) were twice as likely to report inadequate patient surveillance, when compared with those in the best staffed environments (less than 6.14 patients per RN).

(After my own child was born last year, it took the hands-on help of no less than three hospital-staffed lactation consultants and a nurse to get us breast-feeding properly).