Speed of access: that's a different and rather more pertinent question.' Only a few GPs (3%, 17/621) felt that secondary services would be unable to cope with any increase in demand, leaving patients alerted to the possibility of a problem but having to wait significant lengths of time before accessing diagnostic services.
But for the Conservative party, I believe the dangers of waiting are significant.
Yet Motorola still did not see, recognize, or acknowledge them until after the cost of waiting was significant.
"Patients who do come to the emergency unit with these minor conditions can expect significant waits for treatment, because we are mobilising our resources and focusing our energies on those patients with the greatest clinical need," he said.
They would have to wait a "significant but reasonable" period of time before they could apply to become legal permanent residents, going to the back of the line in the existing system.
Should investors getting into these stocks expect to wait a significant amount of time to see decent returns?
The government aims for 95% of patients to be seen within four hours of arrival at A&E. Dr John Oxtoby, medical director at the Royal Stoke, said patients had had to wait for "significant periods of time" over Christmas.
Patients wait a significant period of time before presenting to a physician, adding to the prolonged time to diagnosis.
There is no basis to subject a minor to the medical risks of tissue harvest if the recipient sibling can wait without significant risks of complications until the donor becomes Gillick competent.
Clinicians may therefore hold off intervention with DrotAA or other aggressive resuscitation measures if they interpret that a patient is 'stable', and may wait a significant amount of time in order to determine a 'clear' increased or increasing risk of death.
