Sentence examples for waiting time from from inspiring English sources

This paper examines waiting time from a social and psychological perspective.

The greatest source of delay in patient flow was the waiting time from a bed request to exit from the ED for hospital admission.

During a 4-month baseline data collection period, the average waiting time from contact with the clinic to the first available appointment was 7.2 days.

Those entered in the largest such group, the National Kidney Registry, reduce their waiting time from several years (which they might not have) to an average of eight months.

As expected, the chancellor also caved in to intense pressure from Conservative backbenchers and abolished the one-week waiting time before universal credit claims can be processed – a move that should cut the waiting time from six weeks to five.

By the end of the first programme, however, he had had one small success - badgering eight consultant paediatricians into seeing two more children in each clinic and so cutting waiting time from eight weeks to two.

Average waiting times from referral to treatment are at the same levels as last year.

This has cut waiting times from four weeks to a 72-hour service.

Waiting times from referral to treatment are coming down, although they are some way off hitting national targets.

Consider the award-winning work that Atos Consulting did with NHS South Central recently to reduce waiting times from GP referral to hospital treatment to no more than 18 weeks.

Prolonged preoperative waiting times from six months to two years for joint replacement surgery are detrimental to patients' quality of life due to increasing physical dysfunction, pain, joint stiffness, worsening mental health, and limited independence in daily life.