Sentence examples for recognised emergency from inspiring English sources

This is likely, however, as all study sites were recognised emergency departments, all are part of established paediatric research networks, and predictor variables collected were all objective standard paediatric variables, supported by a priori standard international definitions.

In the study sites, CDRs generally decreased between 2004 and 2008 and were below recognised emergency thresholds.

It has been recognised that emergency presentations may be influenced by the prescription of multiple drugs.

Patients also recognised that emergency supplies should not be a routine mechanism for them to obtain medicines, and one respondent described how the incident had made her more vigilant about ordering medication on time to ensure that she had a continuing supply.

This delay in moving forward seems due to the government's slow response in publicly recognising the emergency.

Although the families acknowledged a preference for traditional home births, most women and their families supported attending antenatal care and were prepared to seek assistance from the midwife and/or clinic once the situation was recognised as an emergency.

They also felt that communities should have general 'emergency awareness' classes that teach everyone to recognise medical emergencies and how to obtain assistance.

Once the emergency was recognised, the response to it was poorly handled by the emergency services as well as the police.

Pearson added: "I got recognised in accident and emergency - a little old lady came past and asked for my autograph.

Transition to Specialty Practice Programs was introduced to facilitate the transition of nurses to specialty practice, and is recognised as preparatory for emergency nurses.

Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is defined by short-lasting, stroke-like symptoms, and is recognised as a medical emergency.