Sentence examples for trials of emergency from inspiring English sources

Practitioners with first-hand experience of deferred consent should be involved in the design and ethical review of future trials of emergency treatments in children.

Alternatives to prospective informed consent to enable children with life-threatening conditions to be entered into trials of emergency treatments are needed.

The IMMEDIATE Trial of emergency medical service use of intravenous glucose insulin potassium (GIK) very early in acute coronary syndromes (ACS) showed benefit for the composite outcome of cardiac arrest or in-hospital mortality.

In Beirut, Lebanon, Osman et al [ 75] conducted a prospective trial of emergency obstetric drills at 3 hospitals, including 2 tertiary facilities and a community hospital.

Previous experience from the negative cluster randomised trial of medical emergency teams underscores the importance of appropriate mechanisms to identify patients at risk.

The randomization code will only be broken during the trial period in case of emergency if the investigator decides that knowledge about the trial medication will affect the treatment of a SAE or in case of a SUSAR.

In another trial 50 the effect of emergency room administration of eptifibatide before primary angioplasty for STEMI on baseline coronary flow and procedure outcomes was assessed.

A cluster randomised controlled trial addressing all aspects of emergency obstetric care would be required to determine whether an entirely on-site consultant obstetric workforce is justified.

It should also insist on a rapid response to the long-standing demand to end the military trials for civilians and the application of emergency law, which makes those trials and other means of repression possible.

For example, in paediatric settings, there are relatively few clinical trials to inform the development of emergency care interventions to save the lives of children. 4 Paediatric accident and emergency care trials are fraught with ethical and practical difficulties.

With 41,000 coup suspects under arrest and the country still in a state of emergency, the trials of the accused are expected to be the most far-reaching legal process in Turkish history.