Sentence examples for more timely assessment from inspiring English sources

In some instances, ED "hold" patients actually received more timely assessment than did "direct-admit" patients.

Other times the crisis is more serious - a pressure sore, fracture, or malnutrition - which could have been avoided if more timely assessment had been provided, with medical and social care working hand-in-hand.

A number of significant advances, made since publication of the original supplement, have enabled more accurate and timely assessment of our progress in early diagnosis, improved our understanding and also underpinned extensive further studies and analyses, examples of which are shared here.

In the present study, FAST-positive patients were significantly more likely to receive timely assessment upon arrival in hospital which demonstrates the importance of accurate and timely stroke recognition using an appropriate validated tool.

The potential of biologic markers to provide more timely and precise risk assessments for environmental carcinogens is viewed against the current state-of-the-art in biological monitoring/molecular epidemiology.

"Combining the licensing and disciplinary panels makes sense, though we have some concerns that applicants for a licence do not currently have more timely access to an independent assessment of their case.

Application of rapid methods could give considerably more accurate and timely assessments of recreational water quality.

Finally, this study highlights the importance of timing: identifying turning points more quickly in order to trigger timely assessment and intervention to improve patient and carer outcomes.

This is a more comprehensive approach to tackling disaster risk that ensures continuous assessments, provides more timely and actionable threat responses, and enables more effective long-term, cost effective remediation.

Routine, effective prioritisation together with clinical assessment also ensures more timely and equitable access to surgery for those with the greatest need.

CERTAIN prompting was associated with reduced omissions of critical tasks (46 to 32%, p < 0.01) and 12 out of 14 general assessment tasks were completed in a more timely manner.