Sentence examples for surgical length from inspiring English sources

Active PO involvement in discharge planning is also associated with low surgical length of stay.

The effect of changes in surgical length and volume on wait times was determined with sensitivity analysis.

POs with low surgical length of stay also have hospitalist coverage at night or in the emergency department (ED).

The secondary variables obtained were medical admission diagnosis, admission profile (clinical or surgical), length of stay hospital during data collection, and the Charlson index to assess comorbidities.

The combination of these conditions with either a small number of in-network hospitals or a low rate of surgical readmissions is sufficient for low surgical length of stay.

As shown in Table  3, bed-days were significantly lower in "well-managed" POs with set membership scores greater than 0.5 in any one of the configurations (solutions) identified in the "total bed-days" model, and in POs with membership greater than 0.5 in the set "low surgical length of stay".

We conclude that the maxillary barbel, although capable of restoring the majority of its missing tissue, does not replace its pre-surgical length.

Most regrowth occurred between 7 and 14 days, during which time the regenerates increased their average post-surgical length nearly sevenfold (Fig. 11D, Table 1).

Our calculation was thus (post-surgical length of the regenerate/ total length of the control - stump length of the regenerate)) = (PSL/ TL-SL)) = % length regrown.

The parameters used (patient arrival rate, mean surgical duration or length and standard deviation of the surgical duration) are shown in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> The mean arrival time (patients/minute), mean surgical duration and standard deviation of the surgical duration are shown for each urgency class.

WWLS was independently associated with age, surgical status, length of mechanical ventilation, length of stay, APACHE score and organ failure (table 1).