Sentence examples for problem ward from inspiring English sources

"He did speak to Murray about his suspicions, his concerns that Major League Baseball had implemented testing and that Roger could have a problem," Ward said in a telephone interview after speaking with McNamee on Friday night.

Patients with cognitive impairment were significantly more likely to be incontinent, unable to feed themselves and had behavioural problems ward staff find difficult to cope with (agitation, aggression, wandering), than those with depression or other mental illnesses (a group which is likely to be more disabled than those with no mental health problems).

The meeting came after the mayor and council had worked through their holiday break to figure out the city's short-term cash flow problem and ward off a possible state takeover.

However, the relatively long recovery time is not a major problem in ward settings and day hospital regimens.

Whatever the term used, among these staff, delirium was primarily understood in its manifestation as a problem for ward management and in the disruption it caused other patients.

A useful construction material is produced while some waste materials causing environmental problems are warded off.

I've never considered [debt] as a problem in the ward".

What would be useful is matching things not just to what we think is a problem on a ward because it can be wider, it is looking outside…because we're blinkered.

The idea behind a hackday is that clinicians and software writers decide on an app for solving a "real-ward" problem; design and write it within 24 hours.

What has irked many Indonesians is that the I.M.F's initial prescriptions seemed to worsen Indonesia's problems rather than ward them off, a failure the fund has acknowledged.

The course focuses on those problems that lead ward nurses to call doctors for assistance, e.g. 'the blue patient', 'the hypotensive patient'.