Sentence examples for mean that geriatric from inspiring English sources
21 One should not take this to mean that geriatric medicine should not exist, but to entail a change in concept even of the discipline itself.
This means that (geriatric) nursing assistants with less than one year of training are classified as being employed as auxiliary nurses (category 854) or geriatric nurses (category 864) (see endnotes for more detailed information).
Finally, although nearly all of the measures collected were identical in the two studies, a shorter reporting period for falls and urinary incontinence in the jail study may mean that the prevalence of these geriatric conditions is underestimated in the jail-based study participants.
Improvements in veterinary healthcare over recent decades mean that we now have a significant population of geriatric small companion animals.
The Metro Recliner is a reintroduction of a sleek 1952 design that is exceptionally comfortable without that geriatric look.
That geriatric Xerox is clearly going to have to last another year or so.
In the conversations that took place in that geriatric clinic each Wednesday, there was one phrase I heard more often than any other.
This means that, although frail elderly patients and geriatric syndromes are common in hospitals, 12 14 the hospitals do not focus on taking care of them and they are sometimes perceived as not fitting in by the healthcare staff.
For care givers, mean baseline geriatric depression scale score was 4.7 and EQ-VAS 80.4.
That means that we will be able to compare end-of-life care in geriatric hospital wards before and after the implementation of our intervention, and that each hospital operates as its own control.
