Sentence examples for total number of beds from inspiring English sources

The total number of beds available in care homes also fell between 2010 and 2016 from 255,289 to 235,799 this summer – a fall of 19,490.

While several other organizations on Long Island offer subacute services, the total number of beds is still well under 500, clearly below need, according to Bill Pascocello, incoming president of the New York State Health Facilities Association.

On average, the total number of beds in hospitals and clinics (day hospitals included) represents 0.34% of the resident population.

This investigation was performed in four multidisciplinary ICUs [Mendrisio (6 beds), Locarno (7 beds), Bellinzona (8 beds), and Lugano (12 beds); total number of beds: 33] in non-University teaching hospitals in Southern Switzerland.

The total number of beds available in the whole region slightly deflects over the decade, from 15,440 beds in 2001 to 14,239 in 2010, losing 7.8% in 10 years, mirroring the national and regional policies of rationalization of offerings and reduction of costs.

Adjusting the number of patients for the stocking of hospital service beds, it was noticed that 47.7% of the patients who deteriorated came from non-medical wards (Figure 1). Figure 1 Proportion of patients' transfers from wards to ER adjusted to total number of beds of each Service.

That is the total number of bed days in effect lost to the NHS because hospital staff could not use them for another patient, which leads to hospitals getting overcrowded.

The estimated total number of bed days for all fractures was 308,219.

The total number of bed occupancy days potentially saved in this latter hypothesis was 51 (Tables 2, 4).

Secondary outcomes were overall bed net and ITN ownership of households, total number of bed nets, and bed net use.

In Northern Norway, with Tromsø as regional capital, the total number of beds-to-population in psychiatric institutions is significantly lower than for the rest of the country [ 3].