Sentence examples for reduction in emergency from inspiring English sources

Hospital bosses – doubtless self-interested, claim the expected 15% reduction in emergency work just isn't possible.

The WSD projects figures show a 20% reduction in emergency admissions and a 14% reduction in elective admissions.

Improvements in public housing could potentially yield a big return on investment through the reduction in emergency room visits.

As a result of these dual benefits research shows a 20% reduction in emergency admissions, increased levels of patient satisfaction and a 45% reduction in mortality.

Following fire safety engineering criteria, simulation models would be used for evaluating the exposure parameter and check operative strategies for interferences reduction in emergency conditions.

Those supported by volunteers show a 30% reduction in the need for home visits by NHS professionals, 71% reduction in emergency admissions and 55% reduction in the use of the GP out-of-hours services.

In year one, the CCOs saw a 9percentt reduction in emergency-department visits among Oregon's Medicaid population.

Emergency and disaster risk reduction In emergencies, children are especially vulnerable to disease, malnutrition and violence.

A systematic review which evaluated the impact of the Chronic Care Model in COPD patients, reported that those studies which implemented at least two components of the model, achieved a considerable reduction in Emergencies frequentation (RR 0.58 95%CI:0.42 to 0.79) and urgent hospital readmissions and length of stay (RR 0.78 95%CI: 0.66 to 0.94).

Further, the indicators against which the success of the fund will be judged are not social care indicators of client satisfaction or wellbeing, but reductions in emergency admissions.

They contain "bold assumptions" about the savings next year with planned reductions in emergency admissions, which are themselves based "on optimism rather than evidence".