Sentence examples for contribute to wait from inspiring English sources

Finally, programs were provided with a list of patient, physician, program and health system-level factors that may contribute to wait times.

This shortage of personnel, in combination with shortages of some drugs, has contributed to wait times for having prescriptions filled that surpass 6 hours at some facilities [ 14].

Respondents were asked to what degree they perceived each factor contributed to wait times on a scale from 1 ("does not affect CR wait time delays") to 5 ("major factor affecting wait time delays").

The state's Democratic party filed a lawsuit on Sunday to keep polling places open until election day as the Republicans stood accused of attempting to disenfranchise its opponents with new limits on early voting that contributed to waits of more than seven hours to cast ballots in Democratic strongholds such as Miami.

There appears to be two major driving factors that can contribute to increasing waiting times.

Improving physician-patient interactions and coordination of care, as well as reducing wait times for tests and treatment, will all contribute to greater wait related-satisfaction for cancer care.

Minor ailments like sore throats and infections are not high on the list, but people with such complaints contribute to long waits for everyone in the E.R.

In particular, Holden's recent review of lean applications in A&Es shows that lean can contribute to decreases in waiting times, length of stay, and the proportion of patients leaving without being seen [ 16].

To what extent did local election jurisdictions encounter long voter waiting times during the 2012 general election, and what information did they collect on voter waiting times? 2. What do state and local election officials and available research identify as the most significant factors that contributed to extended waiting times?

A factor that contributes to long waiting times is patients not coming to clinics.

The rarity of visits by FMS was also regarded by staff and patients as contributing to long waiting times.