There has also been a suggestion that endoscopists may rush procedures later in the list.
By contrast, it may be that surgeons are rushing procedures owing to diminished resources that may include a shortage of qualified surgeons and/or decreased operating theatre time.
She was shocked by conditions at the clinic: unsanitary rooms, doctors who coldly rushed through procedures, women in agony during abortions.
The speaker of Parliament, Nabih Berri, head of the Shiite Muslim movement Amal and a close ally of Syria, rushed through procedures to summon Friday night's parliamentary session.
This could be interpreted as indicating that PCI operators do not rush the procedure once they identify a patent IRA.
It's easy to see why they often rush through procedures and indiscriminately follow procedures.
For years, the union has campaigned for higher pay at the clinics and laws mandating higher staffing, citing complaints from workers that they're overloaded and from patients that they sometimes feel rushed through a procedure that has to unfold at its own pace.
It is ironic then that her failure to tick the "anonymity box" on her test form has saved Chand from being rushed into medical procedures a probably traumatised 18-year-old cannot be expected to understand.
In that fevered atmosphere, the department suspended normal bidding procedures and rushed to purchase new 9mm pistols made by Glock, an Austrian company with a plant in Smyrna, Ga.
Ignoring established procedures, officials rushed the zoning change so it would be completed before May 5, the effective date of a new state statute on development regulations that would have allowed the mosque to proceed under the old zoning law.
The law was rushed through under emergency procedures to beat New Jersey to the punch, which has also been eyeing a similar law.
