In five — if my memory is correct, in the five wards that we ran in, we won outright three of the wards, in all of the working class areas.
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But when hospitals competed, they did so by buying new technology, offering expensive services, paying more for doctors, decreasing services to lower-class wards, and focusing more on A-class wards.
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In Wards 2 and 3, which include areas such as Georgetown, Dupont Circle and Chevy Chase, 90 percent of residents rate their neighbors as friendly, similar to the 85 percent in Wards 1 and 4, home to Shaw and Petworth, and 893 percent in Wards 5 and 6, which include Michigan Park and Capitol Hill.
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More than 27 percent of the hospital beds in Singapore are in public hospitals, and those hospitals are cut into different "wards" with different levels of amenities: A-class wards provide unsubsidized care but have single rooms and air conditioning, while C-class wards are overwhelmingly subsidized but are set up like shared dormitories with common toilets.
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The two will donate equipment for two wards at Lisbon's Santa Maria hospital, providing the wards with 10 beds each, ventilators, heart monitors, infusion pumps and syringes, the hospital said in a statement.
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A quarter of the patients on their wards have dementia.
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The Emiratis are beginning to tire of their bickering wards.
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And there are no fatalists in survivor wards of one.
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VICE: What was a typical day like in the wards?
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She had up to a hundred wards at a time.
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China walled off entire hospital wards to contain the virus.
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Doctors arrange wards at the Huoshenshan Hospital on Feb. 3.
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Does God turn away from the cancer wards each day?
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Only a few wards are occupied by critically ill patients.
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And we envied their easy access to the Mary Wards.
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In the most affluent four wards (median household income $5353,257), the turnout rate of registered voters was 30.83 percent; in the four poorest wards (median household income $49,520), the turnout rate was 22.99 percent.
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And among the most serious afflictions in these wards was nostalgia.
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At the Chan Zuckerberg Hospital, most heartbreaking are the paediatric wards.
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They are nerdy, ugly back wards, which is a fashion fact.
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Hospital pharmacy units dispatch hundreds of packs to wards each day.
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Norheim ordered that the Norths become permanent wards of the court.
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In Kenya, half the patients on surgical wards have road injuries.
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We flew to emergency rooms, school pickups, maternity wards, kitchen counters.
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Restaurants serve lavish meals a few hundred yards from hunger wards.
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The existing city barracks on Wards Island cannot accommodate the expansion.
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Nights are split between wards, aiding patients post-surgery and emergencies.
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"He goes into hospital wards all over the world," says Howard Bingham.
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The film focuses on the first-ever AIDS wards during the 1980s.
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Streets or hospital wards or dance halls contained not crowds, but individuals.
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She's a "provider" but doesn't have her wards' best interests at heart.
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I probably didn't even know how many wards were in the city.
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Camouflage: strategic stealth for sneaking up on enemies, revealed by vision wards.
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Without realizing it, the Norths had become temporary wards of the court.
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He soon discovered that ten other wards of April Parks lived there.
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Long enough for Gunze to see how the nurses ran their wards.
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Reporters relentlessly detailed the Wards' wealth and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Wards of public charity were jailed and required to work to eat.
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He spent days that added up to months in hospital psychiatric wards.
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In a first for central Tokyo, two wards received torrential rainfall warnings.
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The hospital wards were littered with shards of glass and broken furniture.
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An automated conveyor belt would then whisk them to the appropriate wards.
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The bakers were ''in no sense wards of the state,'' the court said.
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Kaiser has switched from neonatal wards to private rooms in its new hospitals.
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Senior doctors took to Twitter to lament the "third-world" conditions on wards.
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Investigations of superbug outbreaks in British hospitals in 2005-06 found filthy wards.
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Inside the sparse wards most male patients are chained to their iron beds.
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Hospitals, many of which have wards without air conditioning, heaved under the strain.
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But the discussion is being pushed forward in wards, ministries and living rooms.
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Its maternity wards were the most affected, a doctor at the hospital said.
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Eventually, it will operate business pilot programs in all eight wards, as well .
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That move effectively maintained Fannie's and Freddie's status as wards of the state.
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They will follow up with the patients when they're on the hospital wards.
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Hospital wards have become crucibles where the forces tearing Venezuela apart have converged.
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Hospitals often had whole septic wards for women with infections from unsafe abortions.
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In an emergency, these could also be pressed into service as quarantine wards.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The nation's death rows are starting to look like geriatric wards.
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Get ready for a waiting line in maternity wards in about 9 months!
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It will be divided into two wards, each capable of treating 2,000 patients.
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Whether it extends life span and wards off disease long-term remains unproven.
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Dimitris Papaionnou's "The Great Tamer" has a comic tone that wards off pretension.
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Ramirez-Rosa and Moreno each represent wards in that part of the city.
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His parents were so close to the Wards that Eldon was Brooks' godfather.
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They saw the Mary Wards as their rightful property and resented this usurpation.
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Rotting flesh, emaciated bodies, and blood stained wards; this is contemporary Venezuelan medicine.
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"Basically, medical staff should be wearing N2305 masks, goggles or face shields, and protective suits not only in isolation wards, but also at emergency departments and medical wards -- basically anywhere that one might get in touch with coronavirus patients," he said.
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But these wards are not for toddlers: this is the hospital's Older Persons Unit.
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In 2018 I see some of these people in hospices and palliative care wards.
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That's why their suffering almost feels more abstract than terminal patients in other wards.
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Second, there are provisions aimed at preserving the number of beds in psychiatric wards.
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"The Indian tribes are the wards of the nation," the court declared in 1886.
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The institution, which had a record of abusing its wards, was closed in 2000.
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The Wards editors were also impressed with the car's digital displays and driver interfaces.
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It contains a bacterium called Bacillus thuringiensis, or Bt, that wards off insect larvae.
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While Reuters visited wards the last tablets of a vital antibiotic were handed out.
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Others have tunnelled into the side of a mountain to build wards inside caves.
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They personally know people who are nurses and doctors in the most perilous wards.
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Critics of guardianship say these strangers have open license to raid their wards' estates.
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Semmelweis worked in one of the Vienna General Hospital's maternity wards in the 1840s.
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There, they are spraying disinfectant in isolation wards, intensive care units and operating rooms.
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To the north, Golborne ranks as one of the two poorest wards in London.
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These HIPAA restrictions can turn patients with loving families into wards of the state.
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The presence of the Mary Wards was considered necessary to tame the older boys.
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Only then did she began photographing patients in the wards devoted to dementia care.
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The actor has also helped create specialized hospital wards for children undergoing cancer treatment.
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The lack of long stark corridors, medication carts and other reminders of hospital wards.
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Singapore has an odd mix of compulsory savings plans and government-run hospitals wards.
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A few hospitals with ground-floor wards have added gardens where patients can wander safely.
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Eventually, the brook water and sewage are pumped to a treatment plant on Wards Island.
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People who had once made things didn't like being treated as wards of the state.
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TV advertisements show them in action in hospital wards and ambulances, and on home visits.
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Many clinics are understaffed, lengthening waits and causing patients to visit emergency wards in desperation.
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She has championed art therapy and established programs at Indiana children's hospitals and cancer wards.
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Within the city, alderman – council members —have what some call "dictatorial control" over their wards.
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He said 50 major hospitals are getting ready to launch adolescent wards across the country.
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As I rotated through the cancer wards in the late nineties, doctors reinforced this idea.
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He bought a pharmaceutical encyclopedia and advised the other wards about medications they'd been prescribed.
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But those conditions were the same in both wards, so Semmelweis ruled out those possibilities.
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Watch the Sky broadcast here:The footage shows wards with more patients than they can handle.
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The geopolitics of the war seemed distant, however, in the hushed hunger wards in Aslam.
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In recent epidemics, infected individuals have been quarantined to their homes or in hospital wards.
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More than 1,000 beds were prepared in isolation wards in case the virus spreads further.
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Check. A diet that strengthens bones, improves brain health and wards off dementia and depression?
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The Wards spent an estimated $250,000 to rebuild Washington Park, expanding its capacity to 20,000.
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"Protecting the weakest" should not make of them "permanent wards of the state," he said.
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