Sentence examples for sections of an emergency from inspiring English sources

Two sections of an emergency department implemented multi-professional teamwork involving changes in work processes, aimed at increasing inter-professional collaboration.

The aim of this study is to analyze functions of behavior change interventions using applied behavior analysis and the DCOM® model, and to analyze and compare the influence of these interventions on teamwork behaviors at two sections of an emergency department.

Two multiprofessional simulations (clinical management of an emergency caesarean section and a postpartum haemorrhage scenario) were conducted in teams of 10 in the ISS versus the OSS setting.

Other variables that significantly increased the likelihood of an emergency caesarean section were overweight, obesity, older age, primiparity, and premature delivery.

Each video-assessor received an external hard disc with 20 simulated scenarios in random order of teams and scenarios of management of an emergency caesarean section and a postpartum haemorrhage, respectively.

36 The two simulation scenarios were: (1) management of an emergency caesarean section after a cord prolapse; and (2) a postpartum haemorrhage including surgical procedures to evacuate the uterus.

This study uses a comparative case study design whereby two sections of the same emergency department (ED) taking different approaches to implementing teamwork are contrasted.

Officials diverted ambulances to other hospitals while they quarantined the woman and two friends who had accompanied her in a section of the emergency room, said Bill Green, the hospital's vice president of external affairs.

The two women had complete control over a section of the emergency room reserved for the most serious cases, and there were many that day: a young woman with a deep gash on her hand that Dr. Dewar stitched closed, an older woman with suffocating fluid around her heart, and a 35-year-old man with a high fever, abdominal pains and an altered mental state.

We report the case of a 17-year-old male who self-presented to the minor injuries section of our emergency department after a soccer match.

Similarly, both inter-pregnancy weight loss and weight gain heightened the risk of requiring an emergency section in women who had a baseline BMI less than 25 only, with the highest overall risk in the largest BMI gain category.