Sentence examples for saving hospitals from inspiring English sources

"It's pro-life, it's saving lives, it is creating jobs, it is saving hospitals," Ms. Brewer said in an interview from her office in the Capitol's executive tower, where she conducts what she often describes as "the people's business".

As a result, a growing number of premature babies are receiving massage therapy to bolster their development, saving hospitals an estimated $4.7 billion annually.

To achieve promised savings, hospitals turn over the management of their front-line staffing — like patient registration and scheduling — and their back-office collection activities.

He said that the Carter Review, which identified savings hospitals could make by ending variation in procurement practice and deployment of staff, would be unlikely to produce all the savings required.

The vice president is in charge of the president's energy task force, when he is not occupied with foreign policy, negotiating with Congress and undergoing life-saving hospital procedures.

Similarly, they may want to support a life-saving hospital or play a part in finding a cure for a disease that has afflicted someone close to them, or help a poor country they have visited.

A three-year-old boy whose father tried to prevent him receiving life-saving hospital treatment will have a bone marrow transplant on Thursday following an emergency ruling by a High Court judge.

So this is a case in which a putative act of noble cause corruption turns out not be an act of corruption, and therefore not an act of noble cause corruption.[24] On the other hand, suppose someone bribes an immigration official in order to ensure that his friend — who is ineligible to enter Australia — can in fact enter Australia, and thereby have access to life-saving hospital treatment.

The authors calculate that the annual saving to hospitals would be £180 million.

As table 6 shows, the substantial reduction in hospital length of stay in Delft causes a saving in hospital costs of €2,450 per patient.

Your interpretation of that data overstates the potential cost savings to hospitals.