Personnel. 1  Donald Fagen â lead and backing vocals. 2  Jeff Baxter â electric guitar. 3  Dean Parks â acoustic guitar. 4  Michael Omartian â piano. 5  Walter Becker â bass. 6  Jim Gordon â drums. 7  Victor Feldman â percussion (marimba) 8  Tim Schmit â backing vocals.
23 percent of psychiatric patients wait in the emergency department more than six hours, versus 10 percent of medical patients. 7 percent of psychiatric patients stay in the emergency department for more than 12 hours, versus just over 2 percent of medical patients. 11 percent of psychiatric patients wind up transferred to another facility, compared with 1.4 percent of medical patients.
The study found that 26 percent of 2,002 American adults surveyed said they waited six days or more for appointments, better only than Canada (33 percent) and Norway (28 percent), and much worse than in other countries with national health systems like the Netherlands (14 percent) or Britain (16 percent).or that reason, Britainâs National Health Service stipulates a standard that patients should wait in an emergency room no more than four hours if they are to be admitted to a hospital. The organization also tracks how many patients wait more than six weeks for needed diagnostic tests (1 percent recently).