Sentence examples for whose hospitals from inspiring English sources

The fight has pitted legislators from rural areas, whose hospitals would be helped most by the proposed changes, against urban colleagues whose hospitals stand to take the biggest cuts.

The NHS, for example, in whose hospitals Savile is alleged to have committed the foulest of acts?

A foundation that disapproved of abortion, for example, might refuse to own stocks of health care companies whose hospitals performed abortions.

In Uganda, some of whose hospitals participated in the trial, 50,000 to 80,000 children arrive in shock every year.

The initial regulations proved controversial among certain religious groups, most notably evangelicals and Lutherans, and especially the Roman Catholic hierarchy, whose hospitals, charities and educational institutions of higher learning, as well as other enterprises, oppose contraception on doctrinal grounds.

Of the 9 clusters, 7 consisted of patients whose hospitals were located in the same or neighboring prefectures, and the remaining 2 clusters consisted of patients whose hospitals were located in the same region (i.e., a geographic and administrative area with several prefectures).

All acute-care hospitalizations, except infants whose hospital stay began at their own birth, were included.

Clinical information was available for all patients except five (3%: two with positive blood cultures and one with a positive vaginal culture who were not hospitalized, and two with positive blood cultures whose hospital charts could not be retrieved).

Buying groups are "getting paid" to buy certain products, said Mr. Lombardi, whose hospital system dropped Premier in 1996.

He says it would save the program, whose hospital insurance trust fund is expected to run out of money in 2024.

However, the group did not mention Médecins Sans Frontières, whose hospital was hit by US air strikes which killed 12 aid workers and 10 patients.