Sentence examples similar to standby doctors from inspiring English sources

Even jobs that become automated often require human involvement, like doctors on standby to assist the automated anesthesiologist, called Sedasys.

But details are yet to be ironed out - will there be doctors on standby should another outbreak erupt?

By 24 hours after the storm, President Manuel Ávila Camacho ordered nurses and doctors on standby, and for military workers in the area to prepare to assist in the aftermath.

The unit has qualified nurses and a doctor on standby around the clock.

In Randy Cohen's column "The Anti-Antibiotics Doctor," he finds it "disturbingly conservative" when a doctor refuses to prescribe "standby" antibiotics to a patient with frequent "bronchial infections" planning a trip to Peru.

The Indian-born physician, working in the US on a visa, arranges for a backup doctor to be on standby at the hospital to attend to his patients if he's detained by border patrol.

Full-service hospitals, unlike doctors' offices, have emergency rooms and "standby capacity" to care for victims of accidents, natural disasters, epidemics and terrorist actions.

And they always had a doctor (usually a medical student) on standby to operate on anyone who might have picked up an injury during the raid.

Doctors and medical staff have been on standby since early Tuesday waiting for what they expected to be an onslaught of victims in need of medical attention.

A Swedish or international medical team – under the auspices of the International Red Cross or an organisation such as Doctors Without Borders – should be placed on 24-hour standby to leave for Eritrea.

Either an assisted breech or ventouse delivery is expected to require: a midwife, a doctor and a nurse practitioner and an anaesthetist on standby.