Sentence examples for protracted care from inspiring English sources

"For those patients who come in with severe injuries and traumas requiring protracted care, the priority is providing that care and this priority will inevitably lead to understandable delays.

The return of the completed physiotherapy treatment logs and end of treatment forms was exemplary, especially given the often complex and protracted care pathway for individual patients.

Switch to palliative care as a result of poor prognosis after protracted care on the general ward was the cause of death in five of these seven patients.

Although there is the possibility of selection bias, due to the fact that patients with more severe clinical course s received protracted care, and were sampled for longer periods compared to those with milder symptoms, these findings are in agreement with a number of previous reports.

Compound tibial fractures are severe limb-threatening injuries and can result in high patient mortality and protracted hospital care.

Intensive care practice initially grew out of a tradition of anesthesiology, where principles of life support learned in the operating theater were extended to the protracted recovery care of recently operated patients and eventually to others needing life support for extended periods of time.

Denenea described plans for detoxification programs and public health services with a focus on protracted, long-term care.

Where the period of dying was protracted, clinicians and care home staff needed to be confident that staff (day and night) had sufficient skills and knowledge to manage symptoms, and that they would be able to access external support as and when needed (see Table  3).

The potential dividends to be gained at the end of the protracted health care debate also remain, for now, an abstraction to many who have lost and are continuing to lose their jobs, their savings and their homes.

Once the protracted health care soap opera at last becomes history, the pivot to financial reform could be a great opportunity for the president, a decisive bid for his party to repossess that anti-establishment truck from Scott Brown.

The G.O.P. is also banking on the presumption that Obama will bide his time too long, as he did in the protracted health care and tax-cut melees, and allow the Fox News megaphone, not yet in place in '95, to frame the debate.