Sentence examples for points of care from inspiring English sources

Visits by one of the two experienced local nurses continued at about monthly intervals during this period to reinforce POINTS of Care training and to audit NICU practices.

Hence, it is important to develop effective interventions to protect older adults at transition points of care.

Additionally, they found a large proportion of the patients coming to the ED spontaneously, avoiding the remaining emergency extrahospital points of care.

Lung ultrasound is a multifaceted tool also useful for decreasing radiation doses (of interest in neonates where the lung signatures are similar to those in adults), from ARDS to trauma management, and from ICUs to points of care.

Recent advances in mobile network and smartphones have provided an enormous opportunity for transforming in vitro diagnostics (IVD) from central labs to home or other points of care (POC).

This program targeted the tests done at the points of care throughout the hospital and the Primary Healthcare Area (PHA), using the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organisations (JCAHO) standards for waived testing.

Establishing a biobank of allogeneic genetically modified immune cells from healthy third-party donors, which are cryopreserved and validated in advance of administration, will facilitate the centralizing manufacturing and widespread distribution of CAR+T-cells to multiple points-of-care in a timely manner.

Centralized manufacturing of patient-derived CAR-T cells and distribution to multiple points-of-care have already been adopted by biopharmaceutical companies such as Novartis, Juno, Kite, and CBMG, aiming to reduce the variation of CAR-T cell products and the costs associated with them (Cooper 2015).

This is especially true during outbreaks when dengue cases typically over saturates the capacity of all medical points-of-care, and results in shortage on the capacity to attend the regular demand for medical assistance causing major disruptions on the public health systems.

Pharmaceutical companies need to formulate expensive biotherapeutics so that they are stable, do not aggregate and reach points-of-care intact without altered antigenicity or activity  [1 3].

The purpose of this report is to describe the methods and make the teaching package (POINTS of care--six modules addressing Pain control; optimal Oxygenation; Infection control; Nutrition interventions; Temperature control; Supportive care) available to others.