Sentence examples for standardised transfer from inspiring English sources

A standardised transfer function was designed and applied to each 3D ROI in isolation to allow comparison.

The use of a standardised transfer form, either as a fax form or e-mail form could be helpful.

In June 2009, a regional STEMI network was introduced, 10 11 with a standardised transfer protocol for patients with STEMI.

A detailed list of all local and standardised transfer tools located in patient health records will be created and used to inform a future phase of the study that will evaluate and develop an evidence-informed transfer toolkit.

However, we believe that the standardised transfer criteria for patients with NSTE-ACS central to the HAC-X pathway would make DGH admission and local angiography for patients with NSTE-ACS less common in the post-HAC-X period.

Sample distribution is governed by the conditions set out in the EBB charter and standardised material transfer agreements (MTAs).

From patient health records, we will abstract (1) demographic information, (2) clinical data (ie, patient characteristics, illness severity scores (SOFA 54 APACHE II 55), (3) clinical diagnosis, (4) the use of local or standardised ICU transfer tools, (5) comorbidities, (6) procedures done in the ICU, (7) time spent in ICU and on the ward, (8) ICU readmission and (9) final transfer location.

Although the teams did not use any standardised criteria for transfers, in order for an ACT patient to be accepted by a CMHT (that provides less intensive support than the ACT teams) or discharged to primary care, we felt it reasonable to assume that they would have stabilised (be better engaged and causing less concern to the ACT team).

A lack of standardised features may create transfer conflicts between cabs, as well as operational issues and concerns for occupational health.

There is no standardised protocol for the transfer of injured patients in Jamaica, a process that is well known to be potentially hazardous.

The correlation between in-hospital standardised mortality ratio and transfer rate was not statistically significant (Pearson correlation coefficient −0.06; P=0.661).