Sentence examples for emergency lists from inspiring English sources

During weekends, it is the responsibility of the on-call consultant to review and allocate cases to the Saturday morning trauma list and the emergency lists of Saturday and Sunday.

Analysis of the hospital's surgical registers revealed that of the 225 patients included in the study (Table 1), 108 were operated on 58 regular trauma lists, 109 on emergency lists, of which 25 cases during weekends (including bank holiday Monday, May 1) and the rest on elective lists.

Occasionally, planned delay can occur, due to the need to optimize preoperative condition or the requirement for specific instrumentation/expertise. To improve operating capacity, some patients are booked by the trauma coordinator on elective lists, following last-minute cancellations and on the emergency lists.

Most patients with a superficial abscess or minor injuries are indeed treated as inpatients, on daily priority-based emergency lists, with a more or less long pre-operative stay and even a postoperative night in hospital depending of the time of surgery.

In January, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service surprised people here and gave that pokey six-inch creature, the California tiger salamander, an emergency listing as an endangered species.

In January, American Lands, an environmental group in Portland, Ore., petitioned the United States Fish and Wildlife Service for an emergency listing of the Gunnison sage grouse as an endangered species, and that agency has begun a review of the petition.

Environmental groups and officials say that the emergency listing of the salamander was necessary because money-hungry farmers were planning huge plantings of vines that would have wiped out the fragile salamander habitats.

A1 Salamander Versus Farmers The government's emergency listing of the California tiger salamander as an endangered species has set off the latest battle over development in northern Santa Barbara County.

One expert report, published after the emergency, listed "constraints on aid agencies related to counter-terrorism legislation" as important factors contributing to the death toll of more than 250,000.

It is a telling statement about the dilemma in which many people here find themselves, for the emergency listing of the obscure salamander in an area 60 miles north of the affluent city of Santa Barbara comes amid pressure from creeping urbanization and deep changes in the agricultural economy.

"We are putting our efforts on the up-front end of conservation, as opposed to the emergency listing end". This shift comes at a time when congressional critics are reviving plans to seek changes in the act to make it harder to list endangered species and declare habitat off-limits.