Sentence examples for timely transportation from inspiring English sources

(Specimens from the remaining cases were not analyzed because of the difficulty in obtaining timely transportation to a reference laboratory).

Considering the difficulties of arranging proper and timely transportation, home deliveries seemed much more convenient to the participants: "' I wanted to give birth at HF, but I had no one to bring me here.

Female respondents specifically emphasized the importance of timely transportation and the need for colleagues and security guards at the workplace who could assist them in case of brawls within the PHC premises.

Ambulance services could be given feedback about the need for flexibility, and swift, timely transportation and the availability and funding of DVT nurse specialists to streamline diagnostic and treatment processes encouraged.

Policy makers and program administrators need to review possible mechanisms, for example finding ways to improve timely transportation, removing any remaining financial bottlenecks, and providing education and/or additional incentives.

This has raised people's and clinicians' awareness to the importance of promptness in notifying suspected cases and timely transportation of stool specimens to the National Poliovirus Laboratory in Baghdad, or alternatively having more than one laboratory for poliovirus detection in the country, all of which are very useful measures to increase the surveillance performance in the country.

Prompt identification of symptoms, organised timely and efficient transportation towards appropriate facilities, become essential part of effective treatment.

The model has helped to overcome problems of distance and health service coverage faced by the formal health system through timely referral, additional transportation strategies (bicycle ambulances), and the decentralization of basic care.

Specifically, newborns requiring extra care after resuscitation need timely referral and transportation to specialised care centres where appropriate inpatient care can be provided; resources should be provided to make this happen [ 42].

As early effective interventions proved to be able to improve prognosis [ 1], implementation of an evidence based pre-hospital stroke care pathway may be a method for achieving early identification of symptoms, and organised timely and efficient transportation towards appropriate care.

The three main factors that may reduce pre-hospital delay are the patient's or witness's prompt identification of stroke signs and TIAs and immediately calling the Prehospital Emergency Medical Service (EMS), the rapid recognition of stroke symptoms by EMS dispatchers, and organized, timely, and efficient transportation towards appropriate facilities by EMS ambulances [ 8- 12].