Sentence examples for trigger care from inspiring English sources
We implemented the Hamilton Early Warning Score (HEWS) within our electronic vital signs documentation to track and trigger care for deteriorating patients.
Oxytocin is secreted when we recognize images that trigger caring, engage in nurturing activities, or are around other people.
Butcher Lola: Unintended Consequence: How Government Policies Have Increased the Cost of Cancer Care; Part 1, Medicare Pay Change Triggered Care Migration, Oncology Times, September 10 , 2014
However, earlier care seeking in DK as compared to the UK and long episode duration being more strongly related to a poor prognosis in DK raise questions about potential differences in what triggers care seeking.
At both facilities, the occurrence of a fall (defined as "an unexpected event in which the resident comes to rest on the ground, floor, or lower lever" [ 17]) triggered care personnel to complete a structured incident report, as required by the Health Act of the Province of British Columbia.
The presence of a transitional lumbosacral vertebra does alert to the presence of anatomical variants in the neural anatomy and should trigger extra care when undertaking interventional procedures.
The lengthening pollen season may exacerbate hay-fever symptoms for some 40 million Americans with allergic disorders, which trigger health care costs of more than $21 billion annually.
This diagnostic delay gives rise to a so-called "treatment gap" between early stages of the disease and a formal diagnosis which can then trigger necessary care and organized support ameliorating the patient's quality of life along with that of caregivers and family members.
Actionable information triggers patient care events and enables automated reminders.
Analysis of possible triggers and care protocols did not identify a particular, precipitating factor.
However, ethno-cultural differences between participants only contributed to conflicts in confrontation with a triggering critical care context.
