Sentence examples for specialist ward from inspiring English sources

While Coulson – fresh from a Bond-esque opening sequence that involved breaking out of a Siberian prison – preached a gospel of "trusting the system" to the team, combat specialist Ward and lab sprat Fitz found themselves on secondment to Hand.

But hospitals should always have a specialist ward for heart failure sufferers – many do not – and a team of specialist doctors and nurses who can visit those who are elsewhere to ensure they get good care to reduce their risk of death, he said.

In our local hospital we have had to open a specialist ward for those awaiting care packages.

Patients may go to a specialist ward with trained nurses but this is not always the case.

Surprisingly, patients admitted to centres with stroke units did better even if they were not admitted to the specialist ward.

Once a bed is found, patients are also likely to find themselves on outlying, rather than specialist, wards.

Patients with heart failure are dying because they receive inadequate care after being "scattered" around hospitals which have too few beds for them in specialist wards, doctors are warning.

The watchdog's inspectors were concerned to find "delays in the initial assessment of patients, in their assessment by a doctor and in moving them to specialist wards and that there were insufficient middle grade doctors and consultants".

The hospital has 25 medical wards, including Accident & Emergency, orthopedic, maternity and specialist wards.

More recently an outreach service to general surgical, gynaecology and other specialist wards in the hospital is being developed utilising a series of 'link nurses' based on the specialist wards who are trained to undertake palliative care assessments.

All transferred patients were admitted via the Emergency Department (ED) – there were no direct admissions to general or specialist wards.