The phrase "emergency patient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations where someone needs immediate medical attention. Here is an example sentence: "The hospital was bustling with doctors and nurses attending to a steady stream of emergency patients."
Diagnostic imaging is very important in the diagnosis and management of the emergency patient.
Study objectives: Lack of information in the emergency department (ED) adds to the complexity and difficulty of emergency patient care.
Submarine doors were locked on Saturday afternoon, protecting foundations that had flooded catastrophically after Allison in 2001, knocking out power and forcing emergency patient evacuations.
That is the dedicated phone used by Yorkshire Ambulance Service crews to warn the accident and emergency unit at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) that they are bringing in an emergency patient.
"When I did come into the hospital I was an emergency patient, and it's quite possible that in 48 hours of that I would simply not have woken up," says Australian actor Jack Thompson.
The regulator said it would only make small adjustments to the present payment system, which sees hospitals receive only 30% of normal payment for any emergency patient they see above 2008-09 levels.
Research on team performance has been conducted within specific settings, especially in intensive care units, operating theaters, and emergency medicine, and has been largely concerned with emergency patient-care processes [ 41].
Non-emergency patient transport is a little known yet vital NHS service that helps millions of people in medical need.
In September, Arriva self-reported that figures were wrong on a deal to provide non-emergency patient transport in Greater Manchester.
A host of problems have arisen since Coperforma replaced the NHS's South East Coast ambulance service (Secamb) as the provider of non-emergency patient transport services on 1 April.
Non-emergency patient transport services is provided by the trust to those who are too ill or unable to travel to and from hospitals.
