Sentence examples for provision of heart from inspiring English sources

In one survey in Norway, Olsen and Donaldson[ 22] asked participants how much they would be willing to pay for three disparate health care programs within a fixed health care budget: a helicopter ambulance service; an increase in the provision of heart operations; and an increase in the provision of hip operations.

Stormont Health Minister Edwin Poots has confirmed he has been discussing the provision of child heart surgery on an all-Ireland basis with his Dublin counterpart, James Reilly.

Throughout this period, the provision of coronary heart disease, mental health and diabetes services for minority ethnic groups have become particularly important areas of concern.

In one study centre NHS commissioners utilised evidence from NICE guidance to restrict the provision of community heart failure nurse services to patients with left ventricular systolic dysfunction only (LVSD).

With the amount of adjustable parameters it is possible to simulate a variety of scenarios to clarify under which condition a telemedical provision for heart failure patients leads to improved health outcomes and economic benefits.

Glucose and long-chain fatty acids (LCFA) are the predominant substrates for energy provision of the contracting heart.

Clinicians observed how a busy hospital was not conducive to the provision of appropriate explanations of heart failure (box 2C) while patients and carers reported being given very little or insensitive information about their condition during an in-patient stay (box 2D H).

16 Recent guidelines from Europe and North America give more detailed information on the content and provision of rehabilitation programmes in heart failure.

The introduction of biomimetic culture paradigms has advanced myocardial tissue engineering fundamentally, enabling today the provision of engineered rodent and human heart muscle with features characteristically found in postnatal myocardium.

Only 33/90 (37%) centres responded to a question asking about their provision of cardiac rehabilitation for patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (diastolic heart failure), with only one-third (11/33) taking patients from this group.

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