hospitalisation造句
(1) Then you will receive both the hospitalisation benefit and, if applicable, the lump sum benefit for your injuries.
(2) The cold-blooded murder of a hospitalisation case has aroused great public indignation.
(3) She may even concede that hospitalisation is best, at least for the last trimester.
(4) Treatment, inclusive of medicines, surgery, hospitalisation and even food, was entirely free.
(5) That's four times the hospitalisation rate for healthy adults.
(6) Has the patient home leave during this hospitalisation?
(7) That, at least, would make the hospitalisation process more transparent.
(8) Hospitalisation for dental problems is now a serious health issue, even though decay — or dental caries — could easily be prevented through regular brushing and check-ups, the researchers conclude.
(9) It prolongs hospitalisation, delays recoveries and in some cases prevents people from going back home. It isn"t well understood and there"s no medicine for it.
(10) The illness, hospitalisation and death of one partner can harm the well-being of the other, US researchers have said.
(11) The worldwide costs from deaths and hospitalisation are hard to calculate in the absence of information about medical costs in each country.
(12) For example, faecal incontinence and sleep disturbance are often associated with the breakdown of caring arrangements leading to hospitalisation.
(13) Our intention in this study was to identify factors that increase the risk of postpartum psychosis in women without a history of psychiatric hospitalisation.
(14) But they have found it difficult to explain why the son's mother and girlfriend — both of whom had substantial unprotected exposure to him during his hospitalisation — did not become infected.
(15) The 24-year-old son died of H5N1 infection on 2 December, the fifth day of his hospitalisation.
(16) You were the only name she mentioned in the entire duration of her hospitalisation and before she left. You are the only person she cared.
(17) The tests found 68 out of 72 workers were so badly poisoned they required hospitalisation.
(18) And sometimes more serious effects such as purulent wound infections and severe pneumonia may occur, requiring hospitalisation and special antibiotics for treatment.
(19) These clinics represent the first points of contact for people presenting with minor ailments, chronic diseases, or acute problems which usually do not require hospitalisation.
(20) A BLOODY incident involving Bulgarian twin brothers in Larnaca led to an eight-day remand of one and the hospitalisation of the other for stab wounds yesterday.
(21) He said: 'Coffee drinking is related to lower risk of hospitalisation for rhythm problems, but the association does not prove cause and effect, or that coffee has a protective effect.
(22) Patients who were admitted to hospital with a diagnosis of an acute coronary syndrome were assessed during hospitalisation and in the first six months after discharge.
(23) Even with such increases, rural residents still have to pay a large part of hospitalisation costs out of their own pockets.
(24) "For migrant workers who are not covered by medical insurance and labour protection, hospitalisation and leaving work to visit doctors could lead to them losing their jobs," says Zhan.
(25) A poll in New York City this week suggested that hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers have had H1N1, but only 0.1 per cent needed hospitalisation.