Sentence examples for lower prioritisation from inspiring English sources

Environmental barriers included lack of resources (staffing and equipment), lower prioritisation, and lack of an established rehabilitation pathway post ICU.

Medical students ranked task prioritisation significantly lower than did doctors (p=0.029 vs F1, 0.002 vs F2/CMT and 0.001 vs ST3+).

We found that usual care, in which the queue for coronary artery bypass grafting is ordered informally, 38 might be harmful, being associated with lower QALYs than formal prioritisation methods, and is not cost effective.

Yes we prioritise, but prioritisation occurs on the basis of clinical need and on the basis of urgency".

Clarifying values that guide decisions about health care rationing at a macro level can assist decision-making about rationing or prioritisation of services at lower levels.

The prioritisation strategy using a risk score with C reactive protein was associated with lower QALYs and higher costs compared with a risk score using estimated glomerular filtration rate.

Under this notion, activities perceived to be of important will receive attention in the prioritisation process regardless of whether they are from the vertical programme or not, or from lower level staff or not.

Thus, the lower ∣a d ∣, the term controlling the third order term of the polynomial, the higher is the prioritisation hospitals are willing to do, although waiting lists as a result become longer, increasing the convexity of survival curves.

But politics is prioritisation.

The hardest aspect is prioritisation.

I have completely refined my prioritisation skills.