Sentence examples for state of ward from inspiring English sources

There is a need to modify the current state of ward rounds in order to address the needs and expectations of trainees.

Sir Bruce concluded that an obsession with performance targets obscured the real state of many wards.

This year, three mountain villages in the southern canton, or state, of Ticino warded off bankruptcy proceedings after the canton offered interim financing.

In addition to low risk perceptions, our findings suggest that most women who gave birth at home had a negative attitude towards the health services provided at the clinic because of their perceived poor quality due to non availability of nurses, negative experiences with nurses during ANC visits or delivery during their previous pregnancies, poor state of labour wards, and absence of MWHs.

It is a world away from the Royal Free hospital in the affluent north London suburb of Hampstead, where he was treated in a state-of-the-art ward after his own brush with death.

Then, buried beneath the ground, there is the state-of-the-art medical ward designed to treat patients who have been contaminated by biological and chemical agents.

But now, this state-of-the-art AIDS ward may be closing not because of lack of funding or political opposition, but because AIDS simply isn't a big problem in Melbourne anymore: Only six of Fairfield House's 15 beds are typically in use.

At Cal State East Bay, Mr. Qayoumi acknowledged that he had to watch the balance of in-state and out-of state students to ward off backlash by local taxpayers.

Definitive evidence is rare and the state of knowledge about current ward design is lacking.

Theo, the narrator, experienced sexual abuse, violence and occasional camaraderie during his adolescence as a ward of the state of Illinois (Elliot himself was also a ward of the state).

The bill partially stripped the state of responsibility for its wards, handing them off to contractors.