The phrase "access to consult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to seek advice or information from someone or something.
Example: "Employees have access to consult with the HR department regarding their benefits."
Alternatives: "permission to seek advice" or "ability to inquire".
All subjects living within approximately 20 kilometres of 13 fixed larger population centres, which had access to consulting rooms at primary health care facilities, were selected.
Most urban, and many rural, general practice nurses work within modified houses, and often have limited access to consulting spaces.
Other challenges included shortage of IDSR reporting forms, irregular reporting, lack of regular access to consulting room registers, inadequate staff, overburdening of staff and inadequate funding.
Government agencies who wish to upgrade informal settlements thus have a duty – imposed by the right of access to housing – to consult those affected and not to impose technocratic "solutions" on them from above.
4.2 1.0 - It is quicker for me to access the viewer to consult patients' previous lab test results than waiting to receive their paper medical record.
Perceived barriers to health service access affect decisions to consult, but some patients develop strategies to get round them.
Data access committees (DACs) were established to manage access requests but also to consult and defer to PIs if necessary.
The EMR is extremely helpful for document sharing and retrieval, providing ubiquitous access and the ability to consult medical references at short notice.
Although we did not investigate whether pediatricians preferred to consult open access journals, respondents in our sample clearly expressed the willingness to have a wider access to bibliographic resources.
Here we draw on Carlson's work developing the Data Curation Profile Toolkit and define stakeholders as any group, organizations, individuals or others having an investment in the software, that you would feel the need to consult regarding access, care, use, and reuse of the software.
Treatment choices involve the traditional and the modern, and individuals pragmatically decide who to consult, with access and affordability prominent determinants of choice [ 16, 17].
