Sentences with phrase «in hospitals»

You think the equipment in hospitals today and medications and vaccines you enjoy now were available in Lincoln's time?

Under the principle of availability to men in their work setting, we thought there might be a new chaplaincy opportunity finally as significant as what we had discovered in hospitals, prisons, and the armed forces.

It is ironic that many Americans are more receptive to what they see on the screen than to verbal efforts to bring out their problems, perhaps because they are used to electronic equipment in hospitals.

Visit sick and dying in hospitals?

Handicapped people, people in hospitals, hospice, nursing homes, missionaries in remote locations, elderly people, folks with no transportation (like me) just to name a few instances.

And a family member's health failed this year so we had a lot of time in hospitals and of course my children now range in age from toddlers to tweens.

When I pastored churches I spent a lot of time in hospitals visiting the sick.

Why do we keep visiting the shirt - ins and those in hospitals when we have no miracle drug to take away their pain?

Three times I have been felled by lightning pain as seizures short - circuited my brain; Three times, waking in hospitals at dawn all memory of my poetry was gone, and once I'd nearly bitten through my tongue.

More than half of police officers also say most of their case work involves alcohol - fuelled crimes, while in hospitals 7 in 10 attendances on the weekend is related to alcohol abuse.

Go talk to the THOUSANDS of Christian children dying in hospitals of all types of deceases.

It happens all over the world and both legally (in hospitals) and illegal (in hotel rooms and kitchens) As often as not the illegal kind kill both of them.

I visit people who are dying - in their homes, in hospitals, in nursing homes.

Jesuits also give retreats, minister in hospitals and parishes and promote social justice and ecuumenical dialogue.

Here's a list of suggestions for those visiting the dying and their loved ones in hospitals.

In «The Case of the Vanishing Quebec Physicians: How to Improve Access to Care,» author Claude E. Forget, former Quebec Minister of Health and Social Services, calls for primary care reforms that focus on providing more care in communities and clinics, rather than in hospitals.

That survey polled 224 healthcare providers (81 percent of whom work in hospitals, 6 percent of whom work in ambulatory care settings, and 13 percent of whom work in nursing homes), and also 145 vendor executives and consultants.

Discover what AI solutions are being used currently in hospitals, clinics, and health networks, and how they're improving operations in vastly different corners of the industry, from increasing efficiency in EMRs and data - mining all the way to providing life - saving cancer diagnoses.

«This is not an isolated incident, nurses and health care workers are telling us that the lack of staff and broken equipment is an issue in hospitals and health care facilities across the entire province.»

Includes products such as Boost, Carnation Breakfast Essentials and numerous products used in hospitals

After going out on his own in 1986, he made bundles for himself in hospitals (by putting together HCA) and real estate (by forming Crescent Real Estate Equities).

The figures do not include inpatient use in hospitals.

When asked to provide statistics about how many patients received methadone in hospitals during the disaster, neither Smith nor the two other SAMHSA colleagues on the phone could do so.

«Their idea was that if you fire thousands of teachers, teachers» aides, school support workers, nurses, nurses» aides and people that work in the hospitals that somehow the price of oil would go back up,» she told a Unifor convention in Ottawa this week.

Plus, says Nanette, she gets discounts on public transport... on domestic flights within the country and on international flights that originate in Panama... She gets 15 % off services in hospitals and private clinics.

The third smartest company, in fact, is Illumina, which develops DNA reading machines that are now being adopted in practical applications in hospitals and cancer clinics.

A New York Times article reported that 64 % of positions to be filled last year were in hospitals, compared with only 11 % in 2004.

While telehealth provider American Well has focused mostly on the outpatient market, its acquisition of acute - care telemedicine firm Avizia will boost its presence in hospitals.

• Radiology Partners acquired Renaissance Imaging Medical Associates Inc, a Northridge, Calif. - based radiology practice and provider of specialized diagnostic imaging services delivered in hospitals and outpatient imaging centers.

Robots are eliminating job drudgery in hospitals, and as technology advances, they'll take on therapeutic roles too.

Until recently mainly used to expedite manufacturing, robots are increasingly appearing outside factory floors, in hospitals, labs and offices.

She said that 59 injured people are still being treated in hospitals across Manchester, some of them for life - threatening conditions.

But in light of their findings, the study's authors suggest that «the choice of hand - drying device should be considered carefully» in settings where infection is a particular concern, such as in hospitals and restaurants.

During his time spent in hospitals and rehab centers, Zhang was busy thinking like an entrepreneur.

Brain waves usually are monitored in hospitals or research labs, but I'm in a conference room at a company called Emotiv, where a few dozen scientists have developed the gear and software that quite literally read my mind, allowing me to play a sort of video game with nothing but sheer thought.

Vital Vio's fixtures have been adopted in hospitals, gyms, and food service areas.

Most of you readers probably assume that people like me belong to the scientific and the medical worlds — that we live, eat, breathe, sleep and operate in hospitals and research labs, isolated from the business world.

A drug delivery shortfall from pharmaceutical firm Sandoz Canada is expected to affect the drug supply (for anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months) of many common injectable medications in hospitals across the country.

GNR are as common in hospitals these days as red Jell - O.

The types of medications include antibiotics, anti-arrhythmics, pain killers, anti-nauseates — bread - and - butter medications which are required everyday in hospitals.

Because AMA members occupied influential roles in hospitals and on state licensing boards, practitioners who refused to heed their warnings usually lost their hospital admitting privileges and medical licenses.

Dietz spent two years creating a new MRI machine, and when it was finally installed in hospitals, he couldn't wait to see how technologists interacted with it.

She plans to run her business from home and personally market her books in hospitals, day - care centers, schools, libraries and bookstores, where she will read her stories to children and sell the books to parents.

The systems those devices connect to in hospitals often have a lot of legacy equipment — like MRI's and X-ray machines — running outdated operating systems and software that can not be updated.

Those aren't easy names to go up against; they have substantial footholds in hospitals around the world, and they may be able to leverage those long - standing relationships to elbow their devices into the OR.

Eventually, Merril sees an AI app being used in hospitals in combination with a dispensing system that could identify the most effective phage or combination of phages and distribute a vial to treat a patient within minutes.

In its new office, just opened in January, the 14 - year - old LiquidAgents Healthcare, which places nurses for short - term contracts in hospitals around the country, boasts almost 29,000 square feet of open - plan office space.

He said Au Bon Paid has «wonderful real estate» in hospitals, universities, and transportation centers across the country.

For instance, EMTALA, says Brown, «embodies the nonexcludable nature of the right to health care, because emergency care must be provided to anyone who shows up to an emergency room with an emergency medical condition in hospitals participating in Medicare.»

«It's driving massive innovation in hospitals to figure out how technology can be leveraged to get more efficient and effective,» says Zayna Khayat, health lead at MaRS.