Sentence examples for maternity beds from inspiring English sources

As facilities' capacity in maternal waiting homes, maternity beds, and midwives is limited, service over-utilization is likely to result, which over time can lead to negative implications on the level of quality provided.

There were 350 maternity beds.

"The issue of the maternity beds has pushed it past the tipping point".

The hospital, which has about 350 maternity beds, delivers from 30 to 50 babies every day.

Some hospitals have even had to utilise their maternity beds, which has meant that pregnant women have been directed to other units to deliver babies.

While there would be no more maternity beds or children's wards, there would be paediatric nurses in A&E and a home service for children, who are best cared for out of hospital.

The Economist, in a commentary this week titled "Nuclearphobia," spoke to Akemi Makuta, 40, in her maternity bed in a town about 25 miles from Fukushima.

August 6th is also the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, when the Japanese are reminded of the invisible horrors of radiation.In her maternity bed in this peach-farming town about 40km (25 miles) from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, Akemi Makuta, a 40-year-old mother, knows all about such fears.

In Kenya, the most significant predictors of choosing home delivery (an informal delivery setting) are the distance from the household to the nearest maternity bed [ 20].

This innovation has a similarity with the culture of Ng'akarimajong women who traditionally give birth while squatting, hence the preference of the cushion than the ordinary maternity bed.

When Foothill opened its maternity department, San Dimas Community Hospital felt the impact, according to a spokeswoman for that 12-maternity-bed hospital.