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Working in an office is less glamorous than going to hospitals, but I prefer to work at alleviating the suffering of my people.

"A number of people believe a tool like this should become a standard measure of safety in U. S. hospitals, " he said.

Until recently, many hospitals would have resisted steps that moved patients out of intensive care and into a room that costs $800 a day.

He said the situation was particularly undesirable in "sensitive locations" , such as outside hospitals, schools and prisons.

The official Xinhua News Agency said the wounded were taken to hospitals, but did not say how seriously they were hurt.

Except for a few top-level hospitals that are open 7 days a week, most hospitals usually close on the weekends or operate for half days.

When the war broke out he had not been long qualified and was getting experience at various hospitals.

Middlesex has chosen to delay a new emergency room at one of his hospitals for at least a year and half.

He said hospitals and ambulances had been hit by shelling and several aid workers injured while evacuating the wounded.

This kind of advertising is often used by nonbusiness institutions, such as schools, hospitals and charitable organizations.

Innova's process, which the company calls Innlay, has been used to create antimicrobial surfaces for hospitals, including floors and phones.

It would be easy to blame the hospitals for shaking down their patients at the front door, but they have to grab money where they can.

Thus, it is not surprising to see that in July police officers were invited to be the vice-presidents of 27 hospitals in Shenyang.

The judge has asked at least two hospitals for a medical opinion on whether surgeons could render the attacker's spinal cord non-functional.

He was on his way back to Washington, having made a tour of orphanages, hospitals, and tent camps.

Shivinder observed that the best American hospitals did not just have good doctors. They were also superbly organised.

Since then, people all over the world have been able to stay out of psychiatric17 hospitals and to lead normal lives by using his approach.

"We have really enjoyed seven to eight years of a great environment, " she said, but hospitals are now preparing for a much grimmer future.

Other orbital vehicles have been used to spot water in drought-prone regions and connect rural hospitals via satellite hookup.

nothing to do scaling, many hospitals are not formal, you do not know which is good, Which is not Good.

He said the growing number of civilian infrastructure that is being damaged and destroyed, including hospitals, also is alarming.

The Hospital Management System System should be flexible, easy to use and deliver real conceivable benefits to hospitals and clinics.

The company will also be able to distribute the foods at pharmacies and hospitals.

In Chinese hospitals, for instance, a medical doctor or veteran nurse was often addressed as teacher to express the respect of him or her.

He was still mumbling something about hospitals at the end of the party when he slipped on a piece of ice and broke his left leg.

Hospitals throughout the city started issuing lists of the dead and wounded as Mumbai began to count the cost of the massacre.

In the process, he enjoyed himself thoroughly and kept telling everybody how much he hated hospitals.

Reported that the injured have been transferred to local hospitals for treatment. Cause of the fire is still under investigation.

But having a baby is not the matter of one single family. The "dragon" baby rush is putting a lot of pressure on the hospitals.

I knew the inner workings of hospitals better than I understood the goings on in my own home.

Meat-free menus are to be promoted in hospitals as part of a strategy to cut global warming emissions across the National Health Service.

Over the next several months I was in and out of hospitals taking test after test, trying to figure out what was wrong.

For the first time this year, Mr Sankai's "HAL" suits have been used in hospitals around the country.

But all that knowledge doesn't matter if there's no one to pass it along, as is often the case in rural hospitals in South Africa.

Doctors at Gaza hospitals say that at least one-fifth of the victims are children and a large number of women are among the dead.

Hospitals in the air is poor, disinfectant suffocating, oxygen seems to forget the arrival of the absence of the same.

During the war in 1854 she went with a group of thirty-eight nurses to the front hospitals.

The city is so overcrowded that sometimes dead bodies are kept in the hospitals for over a week until a grave is found.

He likes being able to ask his navigation system to "Show me the nearest hospitals" , whereupon it calls up a list of nearby facilities.

Baron observed a group-therapy session in one of the psychiatric hospitals and found the patients caught up in the same euphoria.

The Cleveland Clinic has begun to offer management expertise, for a fee, to a handful of hospitals around the country.

So did schools and hospitals. At least one foreign visitor who flew in and out of Madrid that day failed to notice a strike was on.

When they seek medical treatment in many hospitals because it was all over the eye of a needle, the doctor caused the alert.

We assume when you walk into a hospital you are going to be taken care of, but maybe we put a little too much faith in hospitals.

do not consider hospitals, public and private nature of the unified form of non-national staff accepting bribes.

But the patient turns over to tell two hospitals now, saying is to have no the pathology examine a patient, proceeding the chemotherapy why.

To tell you the truth, I don't believe in the private hospitals which claim to be able to cure any disease.

In Cameroon, as in other countries, years of neglect are reflected in the physical appearance of the hospitals.

At least, that's the thinking behind hospitals that are starting to use autonomous robots to transport goods throughout the building.

It would be handed out to hospitals nationwide within the next few days in an effort to promote better medical service.

He also brings laughter to a place that is often badly in need of it: pediatric hospitals across the country.

And counterfeit drugs are beginning to be sold by manufacturers to pharmacies in New Delhi's government hospitals.

Schools and hospitals simply do not generate the kind of fast tax revenue and GDP growth needed to outperform political rivals.

Among the earliest changes they wrought was to reduce usurious interest rates, and build a few hospitals and roads.

Health Director Virginia Caine said the shipment will be split among the county's hospitals.

For that reason, a great effort was being made to get doctors, more medical teams, field hospitals and supplies in place.

On the surface, this seems like a good idea: reward doctors and hospitals for quality, not just quantity.

Since two thousand four, hospitals and surgical offices in the United States have had a "universal protocol. "

Pierce, who works at two Chicago-area hospitals, said he and his colleagues canceled any deliveries scheduled for Tuesday.

With the advent of outpatient treatment, "the healthier patients are no longer in hospitals, " he said.

Hospitals in London could face a future staffing crisis as overseas nurses consider heading to work elsewhere, a study has revealed.

She was in and out of hospitals for the better part of six years.

Chinese hospitals suffer from the sort of unfettered capitalism that China has criticised so heavily in western banks.

Likewise, many changes are taking place in hospitals, where the costs of medical equipment care is skyrocketing .

She had seen wounded men in the hospitals, wounded men on Aunt Pitty's lawn after the fighting at the creek, but never anything like this.

However, many patients are admitted to community hospitals, where endovascular therapy is usually not readily available.

We had just a small number of the many thousands leaving. Many already filling hospitals up North.

Nancy: A television drama is usually an hour long, and is about law, police work, hospitals or families.

The author did not consider relevant issues, e. g. , the differences in case mix in the various hospitals and demographic factors.

Institutions like the police, schools, universities and hospitals have become deeply politicized, critics say.

They have been placed in incubators in four hospitals that have special premature baby units, he said.

Pity the poor Nebraskan teenagers, stuck in state hospitals because their parents have had enough (in Britain we call it boarding school).

One of its ideas is to have Mexican doctors and hospitals provide care on Mexican soil for patients from the north.

His employer put up money to have him admitted -- Chinese hospitals generally demand an advance -- but this was the end of their goodwill.

But with the syndicate, billions of dollars meant for schools, roads and hospitals have apparently ended up in private accounts.

There is an old saying in the English hospitals "a doctor must have the heart of a lion and the hand of a lady. "

The plan was to put family doctors in charge of commissioning secondary services, while subjecting hospitals to more competition.

Dying people in hospitals have had their beds placed on delicate scales shortly before death and hooked up to EEG and ECG monitors.

He did not specify the sources but experts say they probably came from hospitals, factories or research facilities, and not weapons.

Mobile robots are now being used in hundreds of hospitals nationwide as the eyes, ears and voices of doctors who cannot be there in person.

One of the largest hospitals in the medieval period, the site provided shelter for the sick, the poor, elderly and homeless.

Hospitals that had run out of the most basic medicines, as well as staff, have begun to function again.

The result of our research shows significant differences in the organizational cultures and commitments of different religious hospitals.

In Benin and a number of other West African countries, many children are only brought to hospitals in the last stages of cerebral malaria.

but she was not frustrated , she over came many difficulties and made the hospitals change better a lot.

Surveillance and preventive measures have been stepped up to the serious response level in public hospitals.

When he was a young boy, Princess Diana took him to visit hospitals and homeless shelters.

God also has blessed her for all of her needs-finance and the children's needs for their orphanages and hospitals ministry.

But it has decided to send them to several hospitals in or near New York City after hearing that many hospitals don't have the vaccine yet.

"We aim to cut hospitals' involvement with drug sales to cut drug prices, medical supply prices and physical checkup fees, " he said.

Our hospital pricing comparison tool allows you to find cost of a procedure at hospitals near you.

After more than 30 years' baptism of market economy, Chinese TCM hospitals are beginning to get accustomed to the competitive environment.

CONCLUSIONS Nosocomial infection management in most of the tertiary care hospitals has progressed into a well regulated and standard track.

Construction of a cleaning operation room is the developing trend and one of the important symbols of modern hospitals.

Both patients and hospitals will certainly like the sound of that.

the rate of good cases could be used as an index to evaluate the medical quality of hospitals, departments, and doctors.

Several hospitals in Chicago have had to turn patients away and send them to other hospitals in the area.

They said the remaining two miners required more attention and were being transferred to other hospitals.

Must be careful to do breast augmentation surgery the choice of a track in the plastic surgery hospital, public hospitals, safe and secure.

Britain could have both an efficient economy and well-funded schools and hospitals, he said.

Although most hospitals remain closed, one of the city's biggest medical centers is now taking in patients.

"Fortunately, the courts usually let me go, " he says, "but I prefer staying in prisons to hospitals. "

Unfortunately these facility-based funds did not regenerate and the hospitals were left without funds for medicines.

The program is now offered to couples in at least 17 hospitals across the country.

Greater patient choice might not always increase competition between hospitals, but could yet increase happiness and save money.

The increasing trend of medical tangle and its high compensation has been a problem to hospitals.

Doctors' surgeries, hospitals and patients would all be able to retrieve and manipulate the data remotely, over the internet.

Anybody can walk into the hotels, the hospitals, the train stations, and start spraying with a machine gun.

At how many hospitals do people seem to want to, you know, hang out?

These patients would improve in hospitals but relapse once they got home, even when they continued to take antipsychotics.

In contrast, Mr Miliband told the party to be "proud" of its spending on schools, hospitals and aid for the developing world.

After further investigation, the root of the criminal network turns out to be cleaners in hospitals.

He was confined, as a patient, to hospitals for months, receiving therapy and recuperating from his injuries.

Hospitals are "trying to minimize the excess bricks and mortar, " Mr. Fox said.

The writer of the article discusses the managerial task and its realization assigned to the heads of each clinical department in hospitals.

Included on her new album is a song called "Soldier's Angel, " which holds special meaning to her and those she has met in the hospitals.

It's critical for hospitals' survival to understand health care situation, further to formulate strategy and cultivate core competencies.

Teamwork and devotion are all that enable the busiest ward in this busiest of hospitals to function.

Army hospitals, too, can have civilian medical personnel with professional titles. What's the point of having so many administrative posts?

"Comrades" undergo the surgery in private clinics or with sympathetic doctors, avoiding government hospitals where they might be detected.

"It's just back and forth to area hospitals, " Osborne said. "It's really just an incredible sight to see. "

Next up in its sights: deadly MRSA bacteria that plague hospitals and have grown resistant to antibiotics.

She was a professional female patient (the doctors called us "teaching patients" ) at two different hospitals for several years.

When my town had a baby boom, the hospitals were all full of pregnant women and the doctors got tired.

The group said electricity, water and telecommunications were cut in Deraa and that supplies of blood at hospitals was starting to run low.

These showed that in hospitals, oral antibiotics were just as effective as injectable antibiotics in treating severe pneumonia in children.

But petitioners who end up in mental hospitals often find themselves similarly powerless.

She was an important force in the movement to reform hospitals and nursing in England.

If he hcl post not broken his tooth! he would not maintain hospitals now.

Often they are just as effective as the gold-plated kit used in the West, yet they are rarely found in rich-world hospitals.

Objective: To carry out a predictive study on job burnout of nurses in general hospitals of urban field in Beijing city.

The report makes out a strong case for increased spending on hospitals.

Without such an institution it is hard to see how we can ever take schools and hospitals out of direct state control.

U. S. hospitals are not prepared to care for the patients that would flood emergency rooms, .

Central to these plans, is to get teachers back in school, health workers back in the clinics and hospitals, and farmers back in the fields.

They found that this ten percent increase only happened in counties with teaching hospitals.

In Beijing's large hospitals, it's a common scene that patients or their relatives queue all night to register to see expert doctors.

For urgent medical attention , go straight to the Accident Emergency Department of any major hospitals .

Switch off your phone on hospitals and any other place where medical equipment may be in use.

In many county hospitals people light up in waiting rooms and along corridors outside wards.

The government is also trying to issue guideline prices for equipment and to investigate hospitals that appear to pay too much.

During the transformation time of medical market, traditional state public hospitals are facing both opportunities and challenges.

The report makes out a strong case for spending more money on hospitals.

The injured had been rushed to local hospitals for treatment, and the coach driver is still in coma, according to the police.

It is possible for doctors from different hospitals to read the records of patients.

Objective To understand the resources allocation and developing trend of public hospitals in Guangdong Province.

abstract: Objective To understand and compare the status of workplace violence in state-owned and private hospitals in Tangshan city.

As he was also interested in medicine, he also applied for various jobs at hospitals and medical schools.

Hospitals deal with diseases of every variety.

Our study is to give some reference for coding or selecting LIS to other hospitals through the analysis of the application of our LIS .

Hospitals have to invest in extra wide beds, wheel chairs, patient lifting devices and extra staff to help lift and transport patients.

Under a Chinese government mandate, United Family Hospitals share up to 30 percent of their revenue with local Chinese partners.

Some live too far from hospitals and others have been turned away from hospitals and schools that fear contagion from AIDS patients.

The obstacles are insufficient determination to succeed and that people don't realize that safe hospitals can be built at a reasonable cost.

Microsoft was also set to announce this week that several dozen manufacturers, hospitals and charities have signed up for Health Vault.

Chiew said an IDC survey of hospitals found that the No. 1 strategic business focus in the next one to two years is 'upgrading technology.

abstract: Objective To understand conflict management styles of nurses working in tertiary hospitals.

The only hospitals people can use now are the ones in the outskirts of the town or the smaller hospitals in neighbouring villages.

Xinhua had graphic photos of the injured being treated in hospitals and locals lining up to donate blood.

Few Americans have noticed, but a tremendous number of hospitals, from Boston to Los Angeles, are in serious, even dire, financial trouble.

Local organizations (like hospitals or shelters) often like volunteers to give them a set amount of time every week or two.

Hasan said at least 12 children were being treated at hospitals but could not give an exact figure for the number of survivors.

which could interfere with the heart medicines and other sophisticated electronic equipment in hospitals and thereby cause a crisis.

The system creates incentives for doctors and hospitals to provide more care, not the best care.

Pet stores, pet hospitals and animal training courses are sprouting up to serve China's growing army of pooches and moggies.

Some residents were spending one hundred or more hours a week at their hospitals.

The day the hospitals accept man as a whole, as a totality, and then treat him as such, will be a day of rejoicing for mankind.

The company envisages modules ranging from rural hospitals and disaster-relief centres to luxury airborne cruise ships.

The long lines in front of registration windows are among the most vexing things patients must currently face in Chinese hospitals.

Crucially for the wounded, several hospitals around the capital were badly damaged, limiting options for treatment.

"She is talking cottages and hospitals with him, " said Mrs. Cadwallader, whose ears and power of interpretation were quick.

People were said to be too terrified to take the wounded to government hospitals, instead treating them at home or in makeshift hospitals.

It has an emergency response unit standing by to help establish temporary hospitals and to provide medical aid.

Many hospitals were damaged and destroyed, forcing thousands of patients to be transferred to other areas.

As major employers, hospitals had been among the bright spots in the country's job statistics, but their hiring is also starting to slow.

My parents are with me in the city center. We are busying go to and coming back to hospitals to see our relatives.

Able to visit hospitals visitation and be notified of a partner's condition.

At least four victims were in serious condition at hospitals, according to the Associated Press.

Similarly, the quality of routine care in the very largest hospitals appears to be less than optimum.

Harris and his colleagues report analyses of 63 isolates of a strain of MRSA, all collected in hospitals around the world.

Objective To understand the publics assessment of property system reform in township hospitals.

The system consists of two parts: the recording device carried by patients and the monitoring software installed in PCs of hospitals.

Tony surgeon to the king of doctors to hospitals to be in the building plot, as "dean of plastic industry. "

The boom has begun to put a strain on hospitals in major cities.

Tibet University, polytechnic schools, hospitals, and cultural organizations have opened as well.

Law enforcement, fire departments, military, hospitals, scientific laboratories, schools and prospectors are the typical customers.

Costs were passed on to patients and in many hospitals, doctors are tasked with ensuring patients do not skip payment.

Owing to the governmental subsidy, public hospitals charge lower out-of-pocket prices but have a longer length of stay.

Doctors were not allowed to document the number of dead and injured admitted to hospitals after the violent clashes began.

The Hospitals safe from disasters theme was also used for the 2008-09 World Disaster Reduction campaign that culminates today.

Unlike Britain, Sweden is happy to let private schools and hospitals make profits from taxpayer-financed services if outcomes are better.

In France it is irksome to see your taxes paying healthy people to retire at 60 when schools and hospitals need the money more.

Collins predicts hospitals may be able to offer the B-12 scan as diagnostic tool in two to three years.

All hospitals are relying on generators, some of them round the clock, because mains supplies have been cut.

Computerized order- entry systems have been installed at some hospitals and have been the subject of anguished contemplation at the rest .

Those claims meet federal guidelines for controlling blood-borne pathogens in hospitals and other medical facilities, the company said.

It usually has two or three teaching hospitals. Some may have even more.

We Investment cooperation with many cosmetic surgery hospitals, signed the cooperation agreement with more than Thousands of beauty salons.

Around a week has passed after the crash and some of the injured still need be under the treatment in hospitals.

The company is also looking to work with Chinese hospitals to improve their information-technology systems.

As for hospitals , the last link in this chain of interest , they have to rise the price of medicines at a significant level in the end .

Type O is the most common blood group , but the supplies of it available in hospitals and blood banks are usually limited.

In the final weeks before Medicare's start, though, the hospitals decided to abandon segregation rather than lose federal dollars.

little ones thrown out of windows of hospitals when they failed to respond to orders that they report for parade.

There was significant difference in teaching atmosphere between teaching hospitals directly and indirectly under medical university.

Survey data on 4755 foreign and Thai outpatients in two private hospitals were used to explore how medical tourism affects human resources.

the cooperation of hospitals and doctors should be a form of what?

Results Endemic area crash truck was given a national practical newtype patent and was carried out in hospitals.

Kaiser says it allows its clinics and hospitals to be graded on either of these metrics.

The report says governments spend most of the money designated for mental health on long-term care at psychiatric hospitals.

Graduates of this program work as speech pathologists, audiologists, and clinicians in hospitals, private practice, and the public schools.

Xu Lindong, at his home in Louhe, China, was imprisoned for six and a half years in two mental hospitals over a land dispute.

Some hospitals, like Great Ormond Street, already use them to help detect male babies that could have haemophilia.

The company has also been discussing linking medical devices in hospitals and doctors' surgeries.

They found that this 10% increase only happened in counties with teaching hospitals.

Zhu Lin said he is aware Luo Kun, and Surat Thani has 12 hospitals and public health institutions damaged by the flood.

In the case of pharmaceuticals, the definition of customer also includes hospitals and consumers of pharmaceutical products.

Our research shows drug resistance is not confined to hospitals, but is out in the community.

Objoctive To observe the methods and results of ketamine Anaesthesia by contrast for it was widely used in most Cocal hospitals.

In many hospitals, the length of the white coat is related to the length of training. Medical students wear the shortest coats.

Strengthening care in hospitals for those children too sick to be treated in an outpatient clinic.

Conclusion Health education prescription is a good form of health education in hospitals, welcomed by out patients.

It also urges hospitals to establish a special telephone number for medical workers and students to call if they are injured.

Objective: Analysis of the President large hospitals competency hospital capacity of the match between relations.

Outsiders put a strain on housing, especially for the poor, and on hospitals and schools.

But to China's current demand of a psychiatrist, plus up hospitals need to have license to practice medicine, more difficult.

Sirens of ambulances can be heard by Xinhua correspondents around Baghdad city center as the wounded are being rushed to local hospitals.

Mr. Moore also decided to ignore or gloss over problems in other countries, like France's high taxes and Britain's cash-short hospitals.

But we, after all, is a common medical institutions, hospitals did not dare take The future of adventure.

Institutions : purchasing and supply management professionals for hospitals , educational institutions and non- profit organizations .

On June 21, 1982 in London Mary Hospital was born, he was the first royal birth in hospitals outside the royal family members.

The long waiting lists have also led hospitals to give preferential treatment to heterosexual couples.

If he also suspects something serious, he will give you a choice of hospitals in which to be diagnosed and treated.

The officials say the death toll could be considerably higher, as the current count includes only the dead at hospitals and morgues.

It is recommended that the share of Chinas public hospitals in the health care market over the next few years could be reduced to 70%~60%.

But hospitals' aggregate margins set records in the middle years of the decade.

At present many campus hospitals still used the manual operation, the efficiency is low, was unable to achieve the ideal effect.

And hospitals won't be allowed to pass along the costs of uncompensated care to patients.

Some floors or other large compact areas of hospitals could be transferred from impatient to ambulatory uses.

Rubb said he hopes to use the A$5 billion from the higher cigarette taxes to fund public hospitals.

Objective To analyze roadblocks in developing Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)Hospitals and try to find out the main influence factors.

The improvement of the clinical skills is an important guarantee for hospitals in both medical security and sustainable development.

Eighteen months under siege had already drained hospitals of medicine and working equipment. Now fuel for the generators has nearly run out.

All over the world, cardiac monitors are used in hospitals to check that heart is working correctly.

By now the important parts of our hospitals information system, HIS and PACS, have implemented aperture-free link.

During the interim between the wars, needs for whole blood in Army hospitals were met within the hospitals.

Private hospitals have been criticised for using agents to solicit more business from across the border.

Hospitals stand ready 24 hours a day, seven days a week to deliver services to their communities.

They then recorded the month in which the error was made, and whether the incident occurred in a county with teaching hospitals.

Therefore, the different characteristics of religious hospitals possibly affect the persistency of their organizational commitments.