"in hospital" or "to hospital"?
| Nine survivors are in hospital. |
| Deaths occurring in hospitals:. |
| Two months later he died in hospital. |
| Since then I got an infection was back in hospital and thats when it all feel apart. |
| Children of all ages can be difficult when they return home after a stay in hospital. |
| It was incredibly confronting compared to the times I've watched elderly relatives dying in hospital/nursing homes. |
| Fred is in hospital and is due to have an operation that day which, while important for him, does carry some risks. |
| You will have to help a little unless they have already been in hospital, they can not imagine it all on their own. |
| Doctors in hospitals now have digital medical records, broadcast through wifi to iPADs they carry around with them. |
| Stevens was rushed to hospital. |
| He died on the way to hospital. |
| He told them to take her to hospital. |
| If you saw Laffan's ankle on Saturday, you would have told him head off to hospital. |
| When her condition became worse, I started looking for ways to take her to hospital. |
| The man was winched to safety and taken to hospital after the vessel docked at Troon. |
| Doctors will be allowed forcibly to sedate the 55-year-old woman in her home and take her to hospital for surgery. |
| She lived for a number of years in a care home, but passed away on returning to hospital suffering with pneumonia. |
| Doctor Karp believes it will receive government approval, and be available soon to hospitals and medical centers. |
| I was taken to Hospital and kept in for while, but it was not physical injuries that I suffered from; it was mental. |
| This may have a downside for the better management of hospitals. |
| This may have a downside for the better management of hospitals. |
| She took care of her child who spent over a year in &; out of hospitals. |
| Months ago, she was the one who staggered out of hospital to dinner after major surgery 3. |
| Having cleared, cleaned and replaced items in her home she comes out of hospital next week. |
| I will also add, that Bruce Taiapa just recently came out of hospital from a serious illness. |
| My parents were dealing with somebody dying, they were in and out of hospital, and I have a little sister as well. |
| Our team has worked intensively in the rural and urban part of the country and collected the details of hospitals. |
| I think 30 percent of hospital stays in the United States are probably unnecessary given what our research looks like. |
| However, the integration of the service in the daily administrative functioning of hospitals is still to be realised. |
| The rate of childbirth at hospital has been raised to 63. |
| They are to stupid to even check out the donor boards at hospitals arenas etc. |
| He has held various nursing leadership positions at hospitals in Washington and Florida. |
| Their days and nights are spent facing appalling conditions at hospital corridors and floors. |
| The society will take the patients by air ambulance to Nairobi for providing treatment at hospitals. |
| People were gathering at hospitals in the area, hoping to find missing family members among the wounded. |
| Some have devoted their efforts in Religious formation ministry and chaplaincy at hospitals and schools. |
| Patients have a variety of options here that they don't have at hospital emergency rooms or private clinics. |
| The 2009 HIQA report concluded that the provision of breast services at hospitals the size of Ennis was unsafe. |
| The 2009 HIQA report concluded that the provision of breast services at hospitals the size of Ennis was unsafe. |
| They do little to decrease the rising costs from hospitals and doctors. |
| The bodies were taken from hospital to Imambargah Shah-i-Karbala in Rizvia Society. |
| Wiggins was released from hospital in Preston this morning and is recovering at home. |
| For direct transfer from hospital to long-term care, the average wait time is 50 days. |
| He also falsely claimed that the have already been released from hospital, by the way. |
| I am discharged from hospital now, but I think am just followed by too many bad things. |
| Its stagnant economy needs investment in all sectors, from hospitals to infrastructure. |
| Going Home from Hospital Before discharge, make sure you know all about your child's after-care. |
| His injuries were not life threatening and he has since been released from hospital, police said. |
| He was released from hospital less than a month afterwards, but Muamba was advised to quit on medical advice. |
| The same process is in store for hospitals. |
| They were going to shorten waiting times for hospitals. |
| Among them, one form will be for hospital records and another to be sent to county or state. |
| It also covers any related legal fees, costs and expenses, as well as costs for hospital expenses. |
| Here are some useful tips: Preparation for hospital can start long before your child has to go there. |
| Cellulitis would be one of the most common reasons for hospital admission amongst Infectious Diseases units. |
| Doctors say there is nothing illegal about marketing for hospitals based abroad, but it hurts their clientele base. |
| This expertise is available and valuable for hospitals to draw on to prevent and contain hospital-acquired infection. |
| Without their rent-seeking deal with CMS that appoints JCAHO as the gatekeeper for hospitals who want Medicare, they wouldn't exist. |
| At least with the ACO payments and rewards for hospitals will be based not on how much their providers do but instead how well they do. |
| Most people go into hospital to have haemodialysis. |
| When I was first diagnosed, I was shocked when I had to go into hospital. |
| In 2004 100,000 of those who went into hospital contracted an infection there. |
| Perhaps consider bringing acupuncturists into hospitals and more treatment facilities. |
| He went into hospital for an operation, there was a problem and he never came around again. |
| Explain to your child that he or she has to go into hospital in order to get better and will come home again. |
| You will not need to go into hospital to be treated, but you will have to spend an hour or two each day draining the fluid. |
| Sounds to me as if your honesty wasn't rewarded and you wuld have been better declaring yourself sick from the day you went into hospital. |
| Two weeks later again she went back into hospital so that something could be done about her constipation which was by now at crisis point. |
| Blake's own lawyer says he had kidney disease and was on dialysis but he was admitted into hospital the day before his death following a heart attack. |
| These findings encouraged the enhancement of medical environments, such as hospitals and sanatoriums, through a nature-based design. |
| The communities face quite a number of challenges when it comes to basic social amenities such as hospitals, schools, transport stations, etc. |
| He confirmed that officers had interviewed 200 out of 700 people who could have had access to the area concerned, including potential victims as well as hospital staff, patients and visitors. |
| It is also about trying to make senior managers aware of the impact of alcohol on hospital services. |
| Waiting lists The overall number of patients on hospital waiting lists stood at 27,212 at the end of September 2003. |
| D today (22nd December, 2003) welcomed the continuing reduction in the overall number of patients on hospital waiting lists between June and September 2003. |
| It could also reduce the burden on hospital services, freeing up much-needed beds to treat other patients who often live in remote villages, with little or no access to healthcare. |
| All I know that if I was older and not in good health etc, I would want to be in an urban area with hospitals, and museums, galleries. |
| Murray, 58, has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter by injecting Jackson with hospital anaesthetic Propofol on June 25, 2009. |
| This can help expedite the claim procedure significantly, and may be able to allow the insurance company to settle directly with hospital. |
| With hospitals looking to control costs, most of the white coats will be worn by people who assist doctors and not the doctors themselves. |
| Plus, there are billions of bucks being wasted because the system requires insurance companies to fight with hospitals and doctors over every dime. |