Sentence examples for time to intervention from inspiring English sources

The FAST exam has been shown to decrease time to intervention, complication rate, and hospital length of stay [6].

This is also the first study controling patients for time to intervention and for MV indication (OR and ICU).

There was no differences between groups for age, sex ratio, comorbidity, circumstances, time to intervention (1.02+/-0.2 1.02+/-0.20.3 min, NS), initial cardiac hythm.

Improvements in communication, nurses' confidence in triaging clients with mental health problems and time to intervention by mental health staff were made.

The secondary endpoint was to determine how POC Testing (POCT) would affect the time to intervention (the amount of time it took to contact a patient who had an INR outside the therapeutic range and make the appropriate warfarin adjustment).

The objective was to improve diagnostic and therapeutic time to intervention by the emergency physician.

These have not been achieved in all centres but waiting time initiatives have successfully reduced the waiting times to intervention.

This fact highlights the need for time-to-decision and time-to-intervention studies, as well as analyses that consider which interventions are employed, and protocols for employing them, subsequent to adverse findings of screening and monitoring studies.

The review also pooled the results from 3 RCTs to compare shorter (2-hour action line or alert line only) versus longer time-to-intervention (4-hour action line or alert plus action lines) and found no differences between the groups for Caesarean section rate, Apgar score or instrumental delivery, but early intervention in the low-resource setting reduced the Caesarean section rate.

Secondary endpoints were the identification of shock patients, times to interventions, length of stay, and discharge location.

Differences in the length of time to deliver intervention were found; as expected, the HE intervention took less time.