Sentence examples for elective survey from inspiring English sources

One respondent described how the modeling provided a robust indication of the impact on hospital resources that facilitated changes of work patterns, transfer of patients, and the delay of elective survey.

The questions on the pre- and post-elective questionnaires comprised 20 items and were identical except for three questions on the post-elective survey regarding student-refugee interactions that occurred during the course of the elective.

All preclinical medical students at two Midwestern medical schools were provided the opportunity to participate in the Refugee Health Elective and surveys.

KBD assisted in developing and executing the elective, designing the survey tool, and writing and editing the primary manuscript.

But it turns out that this problem is "rare in healthy patients having elective surgery," according to a 2000 survey of recommendations in the online journal Update in Anesthesia.

Most patients eligible for elective surgery (for conditions which could potentially be detected by a community survey) will ultimately be recruited through the standard government mechanism of surgical camp advertisements.

So Americans can see a specialist or get elective surgery a lot faster than patients in other countries, according to surveys by the Commonwealth Fund.

Certainly the number of surgeons who replied must represent a large proportion of the 138 (elective surgery) and 147 (elective and emergency) non-specialist hospitals in England, Wales and Northern identified in a survey published in 2008.

Elective surgery has been canceled.

Elective surgery has been affected.

Typically there was a 25-30 % response from each student year group except Year 4 (10 %), most probably because many were on overseas clinical electives at the time the survey was undertaken.