Sentence examples for wards state from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, as they were shutting down hospital wards, state officials suddenly told her family that she would do better outside an institution.

Current phones cause even less interference and modern medical equipment is better-shielded, but the most recent guidance from the National Health Service in Britain, for example, still warns against their use in critical or intensive card wards, stating that they could interfere with dialysis machines, defibrillators, ventilators and monitors.

Characteristics such as the detailed assignment costs, the wards' states before and after the assignment, and the computation time, were logged for further analysis.

Despite this, only 16% of the RNs on the intervention ward stated the correct incidence rate (Item 26, Table  4) and the remainder overstated the incidence rate of respiratory depression.

What is more, from April hospitals will have to publish staffing levels on wards and state whether they fall short of recommended numbers.

Both families and ward staff stated a preference for the daily tool over the questionnaire.

"The ward manager stated that this caused difficulties in operating the ward, exacerbated by staff shortages and no extra nursing cover".

Shouting by both mothers and caregivers on the labour ward was stated as an important factor for a strained relationship between the two.

While children elsewhere in the world need homes, wards of the state throughout this country need homes, too.

In 1957 Commonwealth law declared most Indigenous Western Australians to be wards of the state – that is, in need of government protection.

Most children are, in effect, wards of the state.