Sentence examples for through paramedics from inspiring English sources

More than half of the doctors also had reservations about easy access to ECPs, through paramedics or CHWs, and 42% opposed providing the method prophylactically (Table 2).

This study of experimental pre-post design tested two models, such as static clinic and satellite clinics, for providing PHC services to street-dwellers in the evening through paramedics in Dhaka city during May 2009-April 2010.

The present study was designed to identify important difficulties in functional capacity in the elderly living in villages under the care of Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK), a community development organization which provides primary health care through paramedics trained for 2 years within GK.

All cardiac arrests that are eligible for the study will be identified both through the attending paramedics and through routine GWAS data monitoring systems.

Griffin also said the crowd would not let through a paramedic on a small motorized vehicle with lights flashing.

Currently across the USA, the device is not routinely approved for use by all prehospital providers from the basic emergency medical technician (EMT) up through the paramedic level.

But what I remember most clearly came through the paramedic scanner.

Its vision is to develop and maintain high standards of emergency medicine practice; to function as the networking body that connects emergency medicine providers across the UAE; to promote collaboration among ED doctors, nurses, and paramedics through scientific conferences, workshops, and meetings; and to encourage emergency medical research.

We will gather qualitative data about acceptability to patients and paramedics through interviews and focus groups.

(AP) QUEENS: CHILDREN FALL THROUGH ICE Police officers and paramedics pulled five children out of a frigid pond in Jamaica yesterday after they fell through the ice, the authorities said.

Not too far away, photographs of a murdered relief worker behind an adorned glass case greet paramedics rushing through the main entrance of a hospital.