Meikl et al[ 3] describe elective caesarean as:" Elective cesarean deliveries can include medically and obstetrically indicated procedures that generally occur before labor.
But most see the layoffs as elective surgery.
Insurance almost never pays for the procedures, which insurers classify as elective cosmetic surgery.
Blood centers in many cities were crowded with donors, as elective surgery was canceled at many hospitals to conserve blood.
Apparently we're all supposed to be happy as Larry by ourselves, and to regard men as elective garnishes, like parsley on our fish.
"But as long as elective admissions take priority over emergency ones, then we will see the kinds of consequences that Dr. Maa's mother suffered".
And think of the talented people who consider taking some form of public office – running quangos or regulators as well as elective office – before thinking: "Is it worth the trouble?
From 12 September junior doctors will go on strike for five days in a row, from 8am until 5pm each day, with emergency care as well as elective care affected.
While Maura accepts she subjugated the Berkeley 7 now, it is not an act she has ever bothered giving much consideration to (privilege perhaps being most keenly felt as elective blindness to disadvantage).
Its hospitals have also been struggling to meet key NHS waiting time targets, including treating A&E patients within four hours and giving patients planned treatment, such as elective surgery, within 18 weeks of being referred by their GP.
Thus, they were considered as elective patients and enrolled in our study.
