Sentence examples for manage waiting from inspiring English sources

This study provides a logic model to manage waiting times in a regional context.

The aim of this paper is to propose a model to manage waiting lists and prioritize admissions to elective surgery.

The software produced real time data and advanced parameters, providing patients and users useful tools to manage waiting lists and to schedule hospital admissions with ease and efficiency.

The aim of this paper is to propose and discuss a model to monitor and manage waiting lists and prioritize admissions to elective surgery on the basis of clinical urgency and waiting time.

The urgency is determined through a point count scoring system and could be used to structure and manage waiting lists for hip and knee joint replacements [ 44] iCamacho et al. [ 45] jClinical Indicators Team [ 46] kDeloitte & Touche LLP and affiliated entities [ 47] The candidate set submitted for panel evaluation is shown in Table  1.

Examples of such modernisation thus included changing methods (e.g. new IT systems to manage waiting lists), altering staff skill mix (e.g. training nurses to perform endoscopy), purchasing different equipment (e.g. long term decontamination units) and setting up new processes to monitor progress (e.g. modernisation team meetings).

The National Waiting Times Reduction Strategy was an effort to better manage wait times and achieve a measurable reduction of wait times where they are longer than medically acceptable.

Furthering the work of wait time initiatives (Wait Time Alliance, 2005) is vital to ensure common definitions are established to aid in the measurement and comparison of wait times, to manage wait times more effectively, and to monitor changes over time.

To help, the Federal government allocated $5.5 billion over 10 years to the provinces for: hiring more health professionals, clearing backlogs, building capacity for regional centers of excellence, expanding appropriate ambulatory and community programs and developing tools to manage wait times.

The United States Court of Appeals upheld the ruling, which barred Starrett from continuing to use its managed waiting list, and the United States Supreme Court refused in November 1988 to review that decision.

"We've also moved from choice-based lettings to a managed waiting list approach, which means staff can work with people who are going to become tenants three months beforehand".