Sentence examples for needed intensive care from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the beds most urgently needed, intensive care beds, are often the least available.

8 patients (32%) needed intensive care treatment, 3 (12%) patients died.

Until then, newborn babies that needed intensive care had to be transferred to hospitals in New Haven, Hartford or Providence, R. I

It confirmed that 55 people with laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A (H1N1) needed intensive care treatment because of severe infection in the week ending 10 January.

"But why couldn't the other babies go where Sam was being shunted off to, if he still needed intensive care?" I say, on the verge of tears.

She needed intensive care; the kind of care where one nurse sits at the foot of her bed, monitoring her temperature and vital signs hourly, helps to prepare the mother for the full timetable that refeeding these children requires, and attends to the skin wounds that look as though they belong to a burns victim.

People need intensive care".

In the United States, according to Ringer, more than half of newborns needing intensive care arrive hypothermic.

Multiple pregnancies are riskier, especially for the babies who may be premature and need intensive care.

"Depending on how long you need intensive care, you might get some change out of that.

Many of the sickest patients need intensive care, even to the point of being connected to a mechanical respirator.