Significados de avoidable deaths em inglês

Less convincing is Hunt's decision to publish avoidable deaths for every trust.

Background: Pneumonia is among the leading causes of avoidable deaths for young children globally.

In other words, almost four million avoidable deaths of women.

Most of the avoidable deaths were attributed to multiple factors.

Abysmal medical care led to 'a good number of avoidable deaths due to inhuman treatment'.

We either save avoidable deaths & destroy society OR accept avoidable deaths & save society.

Which is why the argument to "accept avoidable deaths" appears doomed to die.

Those being hit for the first time saw more outbreaks of disease, psychological problems and avoidable deaths.

She was part of the rightwing alliance with Ronald Reagan that led to a lot of avoidable deaths.

These are not all avoidable deaths.

It follows a leaked report from an independent inquiry into avoidable deaths of babies and mothers stretching back 40 years.

The provision of good access to these facilities may be one factor in reducing the burden of avoidable deaths from asthma.

Key factors leading to the avoidable deaths were delays in surgery, lack of the availability of blood, and poor postoperative care.

But to what extent did social rejection facilitate forced adoptions, improper vaccine trials, avoidable deaths and the heartless disposal of small bodies?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson imposed a lockdown later than many other countries, which government advisers now say led to thousands of avoidable deaths.

Even in a simulation, it's still terrifying when you have to make decisions that might, if wrong, result in thousands of avoidable deaths.