Sentence examples for off hospital from inspiring English sources

Hinckley was at St . Elizabeths where his attorney and health-care workers petitioned for him to be allowed off hospital grounds.

However, much of this is now being spent on paying off hospital deficits and on non-essential treatments like varicose veins.

Until that date, the city has the right to lay off hospital workers but none of the other 120,000 social workers, secretaries, engineers and other workers covered by the contract.

They struggle to scrape together enough money to pay off hospital fees, sometimes carrying them in cardboard boxes or in the backs of taxis and digging graves with their bare hands.

Ask anyone with cancer or the parent of a child with a life-threatening illness, or anyone that's had to declare bankruptcy to pay off hospital bills, if they prefer "the way it was".

The surgeon who performed George Best's liver transplant says urgent measures are needed to identify patients who are likely to abuse alcohol after their operations, so they can be kicked off hospital waiting lists.

"Thanks to a strong and growing economy, we are investing £2bn in the front line next year to transform care in the community and take the pressure off hospitals".

The storm's winds, which reached 120 miles per hour, blew the roofs off hospitals and cut electricity to Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.

Simon Stevens, the head of NHS England, has set out a five-year plan that relies on local areas planning together to beef up GP care and take the pressure off hospitals.

Receiving half of the £8bn upfront would allow us to plan for how to transform the care that we deliver to patients – to take pressure off hospitals and better deliver care.

He added the solution lay in investing in community services to take the strain off hospitals.