Sentence examples for saving care from inspiring English sources

Governor Cuomo signed legislation that chose to limit open access to emergency life saving care as well as the opioid reversing medication, naloxone.

I had visited these children who needed life saving care, even grew friendly with one in particular, a 12- year old boy named Marco.

In developing countries the missed opportunity for providing life saving care is mainly a result of failure to identify low birth weight newborns.

Again, Martin Memorial's doctors provided life-saving care.

The Department of Health said: "We know paramedics provide life-saving care, often in stressful circumstances.

The EpiPen is a stopgap measure to buy time until life-saving care can be administered.

Others echo her sentiments, and more than a dozen of Dr. Arbit's patients have described his life-saving care.

Russian and Syrian attacks on medical centres have tried to deny care to the dying, but the White Helmets have defied that, giving comfort and life-saving care where no one else can.

Often thought of as the most over-burdened sector of the NHS, the ambulance service is responsible for providing rapid, life-saving care within as little as eight minutes.

The study did find that when the living will incorporated a code status, like "full code," meaning that every effort should be made to resuscitate the patient, it was much more likely that emergency responders would provide life-saving care.

Millay, whose genteel-sounding middle name pays homage to the eponymous Greenwich Village hospital where an uncle had received life-saving care, was a great literary rake in the Romantic tradition.