The phrase "a quick referral" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest or request a prompt recommendation or reference to someone or something.
Example: "If you know anyone who can help with this project, please provide a quick referral."
Alternatives: "a fast recommendation" or "an immediate reference."
She could have been given the right medication – meaning the sample could have waited a day or two to be despatched – and received a quicker referral to a specialist.
The use of uterotonics, placing an intravenous line and quick referral in all cases of PPH were considered of great importance by the majority of the panel and thus incorporated in the final set.
However if the early intervention proves successful, it may serve as a basis for optimising the clinical pathway for patients with PFPS with a specific emphasis on early diagnosis and quick referral to physiotherapy.
Training of available staffs in these facilities for essential competences in management of pregnancy-related complications and quick referral where required is a short term option but good supportive supervision is vital to reinforce the acquired skills and to identify and address challenges in appropriate skills and within the health system.
It cannot be denied that introducing a quick specialist referral procedure might temporarily intensify this strain, in terms of an increased use of specialised health care resources.
Maintain a list of codes, templates and editors for quick referral.
Those found with quick referral times for patients would be given a green rating.
The findings emphasise the need for primary care providers to follow existing guidelines on quick referral to mental health care for patients presenting with PTSD symptoms, and underline the possibility of late-onset PTSD.
We had to do very quick referrals.
Limiting the scope has implications for how useful such cadres can be in areas where quick referrals are not possible.
