Sentence examples for as an additional item from inspiring English sources

In a similar vein, 'negotiation skills' (as a subset of teamwork and communication) was suggested as an additional item, perhaps emphasising this critical GP skill in negotiating a management plan with patients (as their advocates), and with other healthcare professionals, as 'gatekeepers' to secondary care.

In a 1996 article in The New Yorker, the writer Paul Sheehan described one woman's view of him as he pursued an additional item for his collection: "You don't care what people think about you, do you?" she sneered.

When I went up to collect a set of old magazines I won at the silent auction, I discovered that someone who wished to remain anonymous had bid on an additional item as a gift for Josephine and me.

6 It also contains an additional item referred to as 'preventability'preventability

Goldenberg added to the collection including both material for the post-1967 erasas well as additional items to the existing files, largely photocopies of pages from the Alumni Association's publication, The Quarterly Magazine and its successors.

This will allow a further two rounds of review by participants for both items volunteered by the group as well as additional items derived from the systematic review, before the completion of the Delphi survey.

The parents were anonymously asked to report their satisfaction with treatment and outcome as well as additional items addressing aspects of integrative treatment, using the modified CSQ-8 questionnaire, a validated screening tool for detecting patient satisfaction.

Wu et al compiled questions from the RAND Medical Outcomes Study MOSS) [ 24] as well as additional items to measure other dimensions of health (energy, distress, and cognitive function) potentially relevant to HIV disease.

These data contain all billed medical and allied health services performed anywhere in Australia both in-hospital and out-of-hospital that are covered under Australia's national MBS, as well as additional items covered by the DVA.

The questionnaire measures the full range of DSM IV diagnostic criteria for depressive disorders as well as additional items reflecting common affective, cognitive, and somatic features of childhood depression.

In addition to encompassing the 173 DKG/DGS Requirements of Breast Centres relevant to DKG/DGS certification, the custom-designed, XML-based data set structure also accommodated data relevant to EUSOMA European Society of Breast Cancer Specialistss) certification of breast centres [ 13] as well as additional items required by German law.