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Nursing Standard, 1991
Latest figures from the Scottish Office show waiting lists continue to lengthen, despite an overall increase in patients treated.
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Latest figures from the Scottish Office show waiting lists continue to lengthen, despite an overall increase in patients treated.
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Junior Health Minister Edwina Currie's claim to nurses that hospital waiting lists were being held 'steady' has been disputed by Labour's Shadow Social Services Secretary Robin Cook.
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Junior Health Minister Edwina Currie's claim to nurses that hospital waiting lists were being held 'steady' has been disputed by Labour's Shadow Social Services Secretary Robin Cook.
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Waiting lists may not reflect the real number of people who will be coming through a hospital, according to research from Oxford.
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Waiting lists may not reflect the real number of people who will be coming through a hospital, according to research from Oxford.
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1999
This report describes a pilot study of a waiting-list group (preliminary process group [PPG]) that provided treatment for applicants to a university affiliated, urban mental health center. All individuals on the treatment waiting list were informed of the PPG.
W N, Stone, E B, Klein
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This report describes a pilot study of a waiting-list group (preliminary process group [PPG]) that provided treatment for applicants to a university affiliated, urban mental health center. All individuals on the treatment waiting list were informed of the PPG.
W N, Stone, E B, Klein
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Journal of Public Health Policy, 2003
yaG HE debate on health services access generally focuses ^ on the difficulties members of certain social groups (the poor, uninsured, uneducated, etc.) encounter in I 1 5 identifying and subsequently obtaining prompt, high quality, services through appropriate channels.
Aldo, Mariotto, Giovanni, Pilati
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yaG HE debate on health services access generally focuses ^ on the difficulties members of certain social groups (the poor, uninsured, uneducated, etc.) encounter in I 1 5 identifying and subsequently obtaining prompt, high quality, services through appropriate channels.
Aldo, Mariotto, Giovanni, Pilati
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Proceedings of the 17th ACM SIGPLAN symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming, 2012
The linked-list data structure is fundamental and ubiquitous. Lock-free versions of the linked-list are well known. However, the existence of a practical wait-free linked-list has been open. In this work we designed such a linked-list. To achieve better performance, we have also extended this design using the fast-path-slow-path methodology.
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The linked-list data structure is fundamental and ubiquitous. Lock-free versions of the linked-list are well known. However, the existence of a practical wait-free linked-list has been open. In this work we designed such a linked-list. To achieve better performance, we have also extended this design using the fast-path-slow-path methodology.
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Health Services Management Research, 1991
This study examines a list of 1,283 patients waiting for general and orthopaedic surgery in an outer London borough. In general surgery varicose vein and hernia surgery accounted for 60% of those waiting more than one year. Of those who had waited more than a year on the orthopaedic list 25% were waiting for knee replacement surgery.
C J, Pope, J A, Roberts, N A, Black
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This study examines a list of 1,283 patients waiting for general and orthopaedic surgery in an outer London borough. In general surgery varicose vein and hernia surgery accounted for 60% of those waiting more than one year. Of those who had waited more than a year on the orthopaedic list 25% were waiting for knee replacement surgery.
C J, Pope, J A, Roberts, N A, Black
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