Sentence examples for ward rate from inspiring English sources
In 2009, the estimated CVC-ABSIs incidence rate was significantly lower in the Internal Medicine ward compared to the Surgery ward: rate ratio (RR) = 0.14, 95%CI: 0.03-0.60), and within the Internal Medicine ward, the estimated CVC-ABSIs incidence rate was significantly lower in 2009 compared to 2008 (RR = 0.20, 95%CI: 0.04-0.91).
In the kangaroo ward, rates were more variable, roughly around 6.2% with 2 peaks in June (16.2%) and November (14.3%).
West German Economics Min ister Karl Schiller vigorously tried to ward off rate increases in his country.
to study how Swedish midwives working in low-risk labour ward units rate intrapartum risks compared to their midwifery colleagues working in standard care labour wards.
The mean ward occupancy rate was 94% (10th to 90th percentile: 85% to 100%).
There were significant differences between the CRTs in the overall in-patient ward admission rate (range = 13.3 37.3%).
What is the care provision situation with regard to hospital clowning in Germany? 2. How do hospital clowns, parents and ward staff rate the intervention?
It is also yet to be determined whether outreach teams have a favourable impact on the ward mortality rate in this specific population [ 7].
Put simply, if the MET is a major method of prevention of SAEs on the ward, the rates of MET review should be similar to, if not greater than, rates of SAEs.
This is a calculation for politicians as they ponder ways to ward off rating agencies and bond market vigilantes — particularly as signs are that the early pattern in the recession of men suffering more from unemployment appears to be reversing in several countries.
There is a broader calculation for politicians as they ponder ways to ward off rating agencies and appeal to women in the process: Policies that make it harder for women to combine work and family life risk reducing the number of people in the work force and the number of taxpayers, ultimately hurting the country's economic prospects.
