Sentence examples for perceived emergency from inspiring English sources

An event-based model makes sense for an emerging care environment, as it can represent everything from an alert (perceived emergency), data reading (e.g. clinical result, ECG sensor reading), health-record query/response, as well as more benign, system-relevant occurrences, such as a person entering a hospital, changing their privacy preferences, etc.

The administration's program started small five years ago to meet a perceived emergency as the AIDS epidemic spread out of control.

At the time J. Edgar Hoover belatedly began his war on the Mafia, civil liberty was set aside to meet the perceived emergency -- abuses that lasted through three decades.

If it were not, a sovereign could hardly possess the factual capability to suspend the law and to act successfully against the perceived emergency.

Respondents perceived emergency supplies as an important service, but over three-quarters felt it was open to misuse.

When using mobile phone in driving, they usually did not pay attention to surrounding conditions and couldn't perceive emergency.

The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of ED design on EOL care as perceived by emergency nurses and to determine how much input emergency nurses have on the design of their emergency department.

In this context, NPs may offer certain advantages; however, it is unclear how NPs are perceived by emergency medical staff.

To evaluate the obstacles and supportive behaviors to providing end-of-life care as perceived by emergency nurses after implementing the end-of-life care pathway.

Given the urgency of the climate problem this may seem inadequate, but short of a widely perceived national emergency, that is the best we are likely to see for some time.

Our goal in this study was to identify the most pressing needs and achievable goals, as perceived by emergency health care personnel, in order to ensure that development programs and available funds are appropriately directed [ 3].