Several business schools now run fast track one-year masters programmes that provide the necessary spurt to an executive career.
Comparison of the traditional generic program and the fast-track one is drawn to inform nursing education policy.
But more and more hospitals are setting up a fast track, assigning one doctor to do nothing but handle the simple cases.
Fast track, often one-stop, clinics were developed for a range of conditions including transient ischaemic attack, chest pain, recurrent falls, first seizures, haematuria and early pregnancy diagnostic units, among others.
Lancaster would relish the freedom to fast-track one or both of his uncapped back-rowers into the representative mix, but he does not have it – even though the Leicester loose forward Tom Croft, a member of the elite squad named during the summer, is unlikely to play again this season after suffering a serious knee injury.
Mr. Edlefsen, a former soloist with the Pennsylvania and Stuttgart Ballets, was one of 100 new sales agents at Weichert Realty enrolled in "Fast Tracks," a one of several training courses at the company's 20-acre campus in Morris Plains, N.J.
Funds that earn a place of distinction on the Forbes Honor Roll are like those Thoroughbreds that can run as well on fast tracks as on sloppy ones.
In our medical school, the ED fast track (EDFT) is one option available to medical students to fulfil an ambulatory care curriculum requirement.
"They know you can't run fast times on this track," one former runner tells me.
This fast track algorithm is the one we used for many dry runs during which we tested the efficiency of the processing chain and adjusted the different corrections and parameters.
