Sentence examples for life-saving care from inspiring English sources
Again, Martin Memorial's doctors provided life-saving care.
The EpiPen is a stopgap measure to buy time until life-saving care can be administered.
The Department of Health said: "We know paramedics provide life-saving care, often in stressful circumstances.
Others echo her sentiments, and more than a dozen of Dr. Arbit's patients have described his life-saving care.
ÒThe more a soldier loses heart rate complexity, the more in need he or she is of life-saving care,Ó Goldberger explained.
Today's aid package will help identify cases of malnourishment earlier and provide life-saving care for those most in need," he said.
"It seems inappropriate that life-saving care has the potential to be withheld based solely on budgetary issues and the bureaucratic determination of relative benefits," said Dr. Robert S. Gaston, president-elect of the American Society of Transplantation.
Millay, whose genteel-sounding middle name pays homage to the eponymous Greenwich Village hospital where an uncle had received life-saving care, was a great literary rake in the Romantic tradition.
Telemedicine is making better care, quicker care and life-saving care available to more patients every day.
Respondents understood the roles and goals of each team member in order to provide rapid, efficient and life-saving care with an overall need for situational awareness.
The Royal Surrey NHS foundation trust said non-emergency patients who attended A&E would be taking staff away from patients who needed emergency or life-saving care.
