Sentences with phrase «quicker than the hospital»

If anything was not going correctly with the birth, I would trust the home birth team to discover the problem much quicker than the hospital team.

Not exact matches

Whatever balance may be struck in these areas of mixed secular and religious services funded by tax money, the mixture is inherently unstable and will tend to move in one direction or the other, usually toward increased responsiveness to broader interests than those of the sponsoring church (which is often called «secularization»)-- a process seen in church - related colleges and hospitals even without tax funding, which merely makes it happen quicker and sometimes with the force of law.

This is why Benedict was also quick to point out that the Catholic Church has done more than anyone else to help with the crisis» either through its hospitals that provide on the ground contact with those suffering from the disease or be it through orphanages that care for the children who have been left parentless from the pandemic.

Fortunately the power came back on for me quicker than most of the Island because I'm right near a hospital.

This past year, I was part of two significant postpartum hemorrhages, and each time, I did exactly what was necessary and without hesitation can say that we worked quicker and more efficiently than what I have seen in ten years of hospital nursing, but it didn't eliminate the hostile judgment by the emergency response team or the second - guessing by family members.

«I'd got all my camera stuff ready to take to the hospital, but as I came down the stairs Holly was starting to call out in pain and panic - it was coming on much quicker than we'd imagined.

It is acknowledged that hospitals tend to be optimised for high - risk women — with technology and staffing for close monitoring and quick access to interventions, and for low - risk women — staff monitor and tend to intervene more than is necessary [33].

One quick google search will show that the neonatal death rate in the United States is 6.37, NOT 0.38, making the hospital death rate 320 % HIGHER than the home birth rate you cited.

Shadow health secretary Andrew Lansley claimed the average length of hospital stays fell in the early 1990s quicker than at any time under the present Labour government.

In most cases, Mom gets little more than a night of «rest» in the hospital (while being poked and prodded), a pack of Tucks, and a quick pelvic check six weeks later.