Sentence examples for too many procedures from inspiring English sources

It says that rules change frequently and that too many procedures are handled manually.

Doctors are generally paid for individual services and so have an incentive to perform too many procedures.

He argues that in the current system, financed mostly by employers and the government, too many procedures are covered, thus driving up costs.

Dr. Gerald Leventhal, a New York City internist, says that doctors "prescribe too many pills, too many procedures, too much cross-fertilization of specialists".

While none of the accusations at Redding have been proved, analysts raised concerns about the importance of cardiology to companies like Tenet and whether the company or hospital officials encouraged the doctors to perform too many procedures.

Pete gets to strut his stuff as a last-minute replacement at the big in-store fashion-launch evening where a succession of WAGS, tottering around on vertiginous heels, deliver songs that assure us that shopping in Bond Street beats love any day and that you can't have too many "procedures": "One thing is sure/There's no more/Of the original me".

Nevertheless, from my own personal experience with a 90-plus-year-old mother, there are too many useless procedures being performed.

Some experts, including Lykourgos Liaropoulos, a health economist at the University of Athens who helped the government design many of its cost-saving measures, say the hospitals were probably performing too many bypass procedures.

"One of the concerns we addressed was, 'Are there too many surveillance procedures, which are limiting the access for screening?'" she added.

As long as doctors are paid many times more to order tests and perform procedures instead of being compensated to talk to patients and think about their symptoms, too many tests and procedures will be what Americans get, to their great disservice.

Patients with advanced Alzheimer's disease who suffer broken hips or pneumonia often receive treatment that involves too many painful medical procedures and too little pain relief, a study has found.