The New York Times would never review a restaurant open only two weeks, and after only one visit.
A higher proportion of white patients were diagnosed with a concussion, had commercial insurance, and had two or more related visits while a higher proportion of black/African American patients were diagnosed with an unspecified head injury, had Medicaid, and had only one visit.
He may not speak on the telephone, except for emergencies or with lawyers, and may have only one visit a week from relatives or friends -- providing limited opportunity for the kind of long and rambling speeches that he was prone to in his trial defense.
Diagnosis and treatment take only one visit.
In fact, we could not apply an anchor-based method other than the one used here mainly because this study was cross-sectional and there was only one visit (i.e. a scale measuring change in patient satisfaction could not be administered).
Among these 426 men, 16 (2.52%) had two additional visits, 178 (41.8%) had one additional visit, and 232 (54.5%) had only one visit over the course of the study period, yielding a total of 636 observations with biomarker and blood lead data available for analysis.
The enrollment system is thus built on a tested, rational design where patients need only one visit and only specific limited data about physical activity, anthropometric measures, and family history of diabetes are collected during a brief patient interview.
The registration system was thus built on a tested, rational design where patients need only one visit, and only specific limited data are collected during a short patient interview, combined with data extracted from already existing databases.
After excluding patients with type 1 and other types of diabetics, patients with only one visit, prisoners, and some cases with obvious errors, the resulting data set contained 30,097 type 2 diabetic (ICD-9: 250.x0 and 250.x2) patients with two or more visits in the study period.
