Above all, it means ensuring that an IT department has fast access to technical experts who can provide tailored consulting to match a customer's virtualization implementation.
Few argue, in theory, with the notion that patients should have faster access to test results.
Patients of budget-holding family doctor practices (now replaced with primary care groups and primary care trusts) had faster access to hospital treatment than patients of non-fundholding practices, leading to a two-tier postcode lottery.
It is hoped patients will have faster access to genetic tests and targeted treatment could be offered.
Having an app also means that people who have multiple Android devices, including tablets, will have faster access to the security features contained therein.
When it comes to nonemergency and elective surgery, patients in several countries, including the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland, all of which have universal, government-guided health care systems, have faster access than the United States.
Patients that are more prompt to file a complaint or that are calling a department with insistence (Martone 2001; Hoyt-Hallett et al. 2009; Carrier, Levasseur, and Mullins 2010) or parents that can better articulate the need of their child (Martone 2001; Feldman et al. 2002) will have faster access.
There's a well-known saying in business that "cash is king," but it's effective accounts receivable policies and procedures that will help your team have faster access to the cash it needs to accelerate growth and achieve company goals.
Circuits with different values of these parameters also have faster access to new phenotypes through plasticity than through mutation alone (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
But if a certain patient is younger and will have faster access to transplantation, for example, will that risk be the same?
