Sentence examples for safety examining from inspiring English sources

The aim of the study was to investigate the feasibility of linked primary and secondary care electronic health record data for surveillance of medication safety, examining not only prescribing but also monitoring, and associations with patient- and general practice-level characteristics.

Updated at 5.00pm BST 2.58pm BST Claire Burke writes Mike Roddis, director of Healthcare Performance, has written a blogpost about a study in Australia, published in BMJ Quality and Safety, examining complaints about the medical workforce.

The study on pedestrian safety examined what parents can do to help prevent children from being hit by cars.

Last year, Everytown for Gun Safety examined five years' worth of data on shootings in which at least four people were killed with a gun (a common definition of mass shootings) and found that in 57percentt of the attacks, the perpetrator targeted either a family member or an intimate partner.

"These vests can absorb some of the impact," said Ayers, who recently conducted a safety study examining horse speeds for the United States Eventing Association.

Air safety investigators examining the British Airways plane that was engulfed in flames on Wednesday as it prepared to take off for London have found engine components on the runway and damage to the aircraft's left engine.

Findings highlight the importance of pedestrian safety in examining associations of green space with neighborhood social capital in older adults.

To assess safety, studies examining the following outcomes were included: injuries; injury severity; and crashes (collisions and/or falls).

34 Cultural safety involves examining institutional structures, acknowledging assumptions, addressing power imbalances between the clinician and patients, and respecting Aboriginal cultural norms.

Altogether, about half of all riders use bike helmets today, compared with fewer than 18percentt a decade ago, the first year the safety commission examined helmet use.

David Tuck, the YJB's monitor at Rainsbrook, said that although he expressed concern about the technique, he did not recommend that its safety be examined because it did not occur to him that somebody could die.