Sentence examples for many wards and from inspiring English sources

The trade unions say that tens of thousands of jobs and the closure of many wards and services are at stake.

"The RCN has also expressed concern at the skills mix in UK hospitals as trusts get rid of more senior nurses to save money, meaning there is far less experience on many wards, and the full extent of this will be revealed in our upcoming Frontline First report".

Many wards lack water and electricity; walls are encrusted with excrement and blood.

Many wards are in a poor state of repair and cannot meet even basic requirements for the safety, privacy and dignity of patients.

In 1999, however, the incidence of MDR A. baumannii isolation had doubled compared to the previous 2 years, and the organism became endemic in many wards (unpub. data).

For many wards, attorneys make day-to-day decisions about care as guardian and manage their finances as conservator.

Upstarts are challenging the status quo in many wards where Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel has longstanding relationships with current political leaders — and where he will seek to find City Council votes for what he calls his reform agenda.

Teams have changed from the stability of 'firms' to transient teams that are constantly changing due to shift work, shorter placements and in response to the dispersal of patients across many wards.

In many wards, the families of patients have an informal rota for buying the bread.

Sir Bruce concluded that an obsession with performance targets obscured the real state of many wards.

Inversely, anybody who has even the slightest reputation of being an attentive godparent is overburdened with too many wards.