Sentence examples for a fast referral from inspiring English sources

For us, this means bringing needed healthcare--a timely consultation for a baby's cough, prenatal care for a newly pregnant woman, a fast referral for treatment for a grandmother with an infectious disease--within walkable distance for every family.

As no special equipment is required to perform the assay, this test will bring the detection of anti-CCP antibodies into the office of the family doctor, facilitating a very fast referral to the rheumatologist when the test gives a positive answer.

Nico had heard that a fast specimen referral system was supposed to be starting in the district.

If there are any problems there is a fast track referral service to the breast cancer unit at the hospital.

(FGD Deurne, GP7) Some participants stressed the need for fast referral if they want to make use of a GDH.

Hospital is not departmentalized: many specialties share space; 6 gynaecologists, a dentist, a maxillofacial surgeon, 2 physiatrists and 2 psychiatrists have special interests in headache, offering fast referral.

This plan included steps to ensure maximum confidentiality and fast referral to specialist psychiatric care.

While this would seem to support centralization of care to larger centers, this collides with another important tenet: fast referral in case of emergency [ 63].

In addition to defined time limits for diagnostic events, the CPP for sarcomas also contains specific alarm symptoms and clinical findings/signs that a patient should have to qualify for a fast-track referral from the general practitioner, for further investigation at the local orthopedic department.

Associate Professor Kirsten Black, joint head of obstetrics, gynaecology and neonatology from the University of Sydney, is currently working on several initiatives to increase the use of LARC in Australia, including a major four-year trial in which Victorian GPs will be trained to provide "LARC First" contraceptive counselling and fast referrals for LARC insertion.

The reasons for the observed downstaging are likely to be multifactorial, including factors at both the individual and health-system levels (for example, improving public awareness through media campaigns, faster referral, and a dedicated tertiary hospital breast clinic that was increasing in volume and ease of access).