Sentence examples for reduced utilisation of from inspiring English sources

We were able to demonstrate a reduction of ventilation time and a significantly reduced utilisation of ICU capacity after cardiac surgery.

A tendency towards a reduced utilisation of specialists could be demonstrated, which to some extent was compensated by a higher recourse to GP.

21 These discussions were found to be associated with better quality of life, reduced utilisation of non-beneficial medical care near death, enhanced goal-consistent care, positive family outcomes and reduced costs.

The one that dies consumes bed-days at an accelerated rate using around 30 bed days in the 6 months up to death, whereas the former experiences reduced utilisation of around seven bed days compared with 14 bed days in the absence of ICCS.

If successful, Arts for Health groups have the potential to lead to improved mood and confidence, providing longer term NHS savings in terms of increased participation, better response to rehabilitation, reduced hospital readmissions and reduced utilisation of outpatient/primary care services.

The capacity fade of LIC with cycling is directly correlated with the reduced utilisation of the positive AC material during the charge storage process, which in turn, is caused by the instability of the pre-lithiated graphite negative electrode.

Such negative community perspectives could reduce utilisation of services if not addressed [ 42, 52].

3 5 In addition, there is some evidence that using certain SDM tools like DAs can reduce utilisation of discretionary procedures 6 and perhaps even reduce overall healthcare expenditures and utilisation.

It has been shown that low energy intake reduces utilisation of protein in reindeer [ 26], and the combination of little energy and relatively high protein content in the diet may therefore cause a problem.

4 When this scheme was first announced, the government stated that the pilot was seen as 'the first step' to rolling the policy out across the country, expecting that it could reduce utilisation of A&E services.

30 Given that a significant amount of hospital costs are fixed in the short run, the economic viability of quality improvement programmes that reduce CLABSIs rests on two things: deploying the bed-days freed by shorter lengths of stay for new admissions and reducing utilisation of medications and supplies.