Sentence examples for more extensive care from inspiring English sources

These patients generally require more extensive care than patients who have not been drinking.

This means that subjective burden increases when the patient needs more extensive care due to his decreasing physical status.

"Usually we keep the patient for a maximum of six hours," Malalai Administrative Director Dr. Nasrin Oryakhil said, adding that many require much more extensive care.

From an economic perspective, this idea is attractive because costs are saved which could for example be used for patients with more extensive care needs.

Estimates of the frequency of co-morbid conditions and the need for more extensive care due to toxicities can be extrapolated from the MSF experience at a number of sites.

Using the clinician input, the logisticians were able to resupply cyclically throughout the disaster event contributing, ultimately, to only a handful of patients being sent to the hospital for more extensive care for injuries incurred during the sub-freezing temperatures on the mountainside.

To encourage dental care visits, and thereby to reduce the need for more extensive dental care, a premium of 150 SEK (16 EUR) per year (the double for those 20-29 years and 75+ years) is available.

When Aaron was 3, the family decided to seek more extensive medical care for him and so split up, with he and his mother emigrating to New York and leaving behind his father and healthy little brother, Aren.

First, patients are spending more time in the new ED as they receive more extensive resuscitative care and stabilization as opposed to simply being immediately redirected to other hospital departments or wards.

These changes mean more extensive palliative care services will be required.

One possible explanation for this is that private institutions provide more extensive psychiatric care than their government counterparts do.