Well on [Ward name] we restricted, we changed the whole antibiotic policy for them.
Nonparametric locations (eg, ward name) may be defined as "space" in WhoNet-SatScan.
After listing all intervention wards in alphabetic order by VDC, municipality and ward name, we used the PPS method to select 30 wards.
Clinician 2: I think that's what the hope is that when s/he's on [Ward name] perhaps a little bit more time to do that.
In Johannesburg the next morning, Clinton was to meet Nelson Mandela at Sunninghill Hospital, at a fund-raising event for a cardiac ward named for Mandela's late comrade Walter Sisulu.
Northumberland Park ward, named after the dukes of Northumberland who were major landowners in the area, is among the most deprived in London, and in the bottom 5% nationally.
Once, though, Liebo took pity on the sister of an eighty-year-old ward named Dorothy Smith, who was mourning a dog that Parks had given away, and told her that Smith was stable.
Many of these children end in the so-called Senke ward, at the city's main hospital, a ward named after the $700 Senke motorcycle (made in China, smuggled in through Congo) that so many unlicensed boys in tank tops and wraparound shades — no helmets, of course — have smashed into trees, cars and each other.
Shafer held so much sway in the courtroom that, in 2013, when an attorney complained that the bank account of a ward named Kristina Berger had "no money left and no records to explain where it went," Shafer told Norheim, "Close the courtroom".
Today the borough itself is unparished, and the wards used to elect the borough councillors generally ignore the old parish boundaries and use invented ward names.
The area has no defined boundaries and straddles the convergence of five London boroughs and three postal districts, although an electoral ward named Crystal Palace and Crystal Palace Park are entirely contained within the London Borough of Bromley.
