All of these issues lead to large lists of patients being registered but not being treated.
Many major medical centers in the United States have hired bariatric surgeons, and many have waiting lists of patients.
Doctors cannot provide lists of patients to drug companies, which could use the information to promote drugs for specific conditions like asthma, heart disease or diabetes.
From a practical standpoint, Guidant had already treated its recent recalls of the three models as a Class I action by issuing news releases about the problem and sending letters to doctors with lists of patients who received the device.
Nurses began to make lists of patients and relatives to contact, but one nurse said that an owner told them over a loudspeaker to stop, as he intended to ride out the storm.
The result has been that more patients have been referred to the recovery teams, where care co-ordinators have seen their lists of patients soar from around 25 to as many as 40, or more when their colleagues are on leave.
Every doctor keeps a few mental lists of patients: the ones who are sicker than others and worry you more; the ones whose names on the schedule make you wince because you don't really like each other; and the ones you cherish, often for no reason other than that they are nice people, good company, valiant adults in the face of problems that turn others into whiny children or worse.
Of the 19 tenant attributes, 8 are sensitive, such as the lists of patients.
The two lists of patients were cross-checked to ensure exhaustibility and verify the final diagnosis of ARDS.
This approach causes two main problems: (i) it forces the tenant to disclose sensitive access control data, such as lists of patients being treated by a physician.
Ziv's doctors have long lists of patients who arrived in Israel with the misplaced belief that doctors here can rehabilitate anyone.
