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Meanings of isolation in English
Russian
изоляция Catalan
aïllament sanitari 
Measures taken to prevent contagious diseases from being spread among patients, health care workers, and visitors.
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Examples for "patient isolation"
Examples for "patient isolation"
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Health-care personnel education, hand hygiene, outer gown changing, and infected patient isolation were strictly enforced.
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The solution, they said, is to only relax lockdowns while rapidly increasing testing and patient isolation.
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Real-time PCR targeting specific MRSA markers offers a rapid alternative to conventional methods enabling earlier intervention, such as patient isolation and decolonization treatment.
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Around at the other side of the station Jack found Firio waiting his turn in patient isolation, with P.D., Wrath of God, and Jag Ear.
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Early and accurate diagnosis of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is essential for patient isolation and contact tracing so that the spread of infection can be limited.
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Once we bring them aboard, they will have to be locked into extreme medical isolation.
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In a large-scale epidemic outbreak, there can be many high-risk individuals to be transferred for medical isolation in epidemic areas.
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I don't know much about quarantine law, but I'm pretty sure it takes an executive order from the president to hold someone in medical isolation.
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He voluntarily entered a medical isolation facility in New York City on Friday before being flown on a CDC plane back to Atlanta on Monday.
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"You are in complete medical isolation," Dr. Nasr explained.
Catalan
isolació Usage of isolation in English
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Discussion: Health promotion cannot be meaningfully achieved in isolation from health literacy.
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Always placing new arrivals in isolation until their health status was clear.
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For many people in modern society, however, it brings loneliness and isolation.
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Photo: AFP Both new cases were detected in people in managed isolation.
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However, mothers in the intervention group reported more feelings of social isolation.
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The vote, which Washington opposed, plunged them into crisis and regional isolation.
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Employers also opposed new restrictions, citing costs of paying staff during isolation.
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Of course, none of these reports should ever be taken in isolation.
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His self-isolation lasted seven days, in accordance with government and medical guidelines.
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After such a long stint at sea, his first stop is isolation.
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A lead security position will also be at each managed isolation facility.
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Other reasons for calling included isolation worries and drug and alcohol problems.
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The island's isolation means it faced challenges to its sustainable economic development.
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No-one should have to deal with abuse or its consequences in isolation.
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One officer remains in isolation pending the result of a Covid-19 test.
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Every day brings fresh news of Greece's increasing isolation from its creditors.
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Isolation through the time
Isolation across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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