Once need is established, most intensivists will still triage based on a first come, first served principle.
We scheduled a patient in the first week with available capacity according to the First Come First Served principle.
Some would argue that these ethical issues in triage decision making arise because schemes based on need and that employ a first come, first served principle to ration critical care resources are flawed.
During NAVA, the ventilator assist can be triggered in two different ways according to the first come, first served principle: a) EAdi-based neural trigger and, b) flow or pressure pneumatic trigger.
Often a first come first served principle rules, but on one occasion we also observed a clinical officer come out of the consultation room, collect all the registration booklets (the patient's health file) and call in patients in an arbitrary order.
Every day, regardless of booms and busts in the larger economy, the monks risk their lives and livelihood faithfully serving their principles while trusting that business will take care of itself.
The traditional translation reason-principles was chosen on purpose, because on an ontological level these same logoi serve as principles of all things.
Schwartz (1992) defined values as desirable and transcendent goals, hierarchically ordered by importance, that serve as principles in the life of a person or a social entity.
The result is a sort of universal hylemorphism, since in this way matter and form serve as principles in the order of being as well as in the order of becoming.
By the same token, bishops and other leaders of the Roman Catholic Church must pledge their primary allegiance to the national laws of the countries in which they serve and not hide behind the self-serving principles of religious law.
In Europe, when an imbalance between demand and capacity is detected for air traffic network resources, Air Traffic Flow Management slots are allocated to flights on the basis of a First Planned First Served principle.
