Collocations withhospital

This has been achieved when 'all major medical issues have been resolved to the extent that discharge from an acute hospital is clinically appropriate'.

Because of the lack of trained physicians and well-equipped hospitals, a close and long-standing relationship developed between the professor and chair of the university clinical departments and their affiliated hospitals.

Summing up, there were no external shocks or strong signs of crisis in the system, although some critique of the county hospital systems could be found.

Some not-for-profit and for-profit hospitals formed joint ventures with group practices and individual physicians to operate facilities that provided ancillary services.

At the time, they had plans to reopen a full-service hospital and a new medical school.

The authority given to the hospital bioethicist differs from the type of authority given to a doctor or a nurse or a hospital administrator.

Thus, the comparison of hospital admission rates is consistent with the differences in mortality rates.

Families have protested hospital bed closures and pushed for community treatment orders and community support services.

The sickness fund pays the largest share of the hospital bill directly to the hospital (third-party reimbursement).

There in the hospital chapel they were married by a priest.

When he returns, he is wearing a hospital gown and bracelet.

In the rare case when they have difficulty in finding some particular hospital orderly who is not married, should they not be put to the trouble of doing so?

This control group is therefore more representative of the general population than of a hospital patient group.

This strategy requires a special effort to provide hospital personnel with managerial and communication skills for the identification of potential donors and the approach of grieving families.

It became a source of ref lections and inspiration f or many patients in the isolation of their hospital room.

It involves psychiatrists' intervention in the care of medically ill patients who present with psychiatric symptoms whilst in a general hospital setting.

During her hospital stay she met me regularly to ask about the disease and to ask for assistance with practical tasks.

One lady is a hospital worker, doing the essential work which we have been discussing today.

I arranged for a referral to the local hospital.

During the 1937 flood, the library was used as a makeshift hospital until the water boiler burst.

Specialists are paid exclusively on a fee-for- service basis for all patients (except university and municipal hospital physicians, who are salaried employees).

Is he satisfied that war-time constructions like this former naval hospital are suitable places for mental patients?

The centre offers a multi-faceted service for people aged 65 years and over, except those with mental health problems, who can receive day care in a nearby hospital.

Most patients continue to choose the nearest hospital or a hospital in their own region.

Patients still spend a much longer period in an orthopaedic hospital than they would for most forms of hospital treatment.

Either strategy may be applicable to health regions with a regional hospital.

There is a rural hospital and a primary health centre and many sub-health centre.

Its large teaching hospital attracted many of the inhabitants of the villages in the outlying areas to use its services.

Based on their mix of patients, each hospital can then be classified as a primary, secondary, or tertiary hospital.

The date used was the date the horse first showed clinical signs or the date the horse was admitted to a veterinary hospital (if applicable).