Sentence examples for availability of consultant from inspiring English sources

For both public and private EDs, availability of consultant resources in EDs was high, while technological resources varied.

Increasing the availability of consultant services in the community and improving access to specialist advice for GPs are also priorities.

Conversely it was felt that some obstetricians make decisions for caesarean section based on the time of day and the availability of consultant staff, with decisions made earlier than they would normally do for a non-obese woman.

Figure 2 Association between emergencies identified as treatable and availability of consultants in the emergency departments, by type of emergency.

The availability of consultants did not appear to correlate with the type of emergency that the EDs were capable of treating (Fig. 2).

The aim of this study was to evaluate the availability of consultant-specific online information to allow patients make appropriately informed choices.

In the United Kingdom the national recommendations [ 1] for intensive care units (ICUs) include the 24-h availability of consultants with a sessional commitment to intensive care (intensivists).

Some of the changes in the secular trend could be attributed to the policy changes in the hospital such as an increase in staff-patient ratio, increase in the number of units in the department, dedicated women and children blocks and the availability of consultants at any time point.

Other elements of collaborative care include a trained care manager (a mental health practice nurse or psychologist) who coordinates care and provides psychological treatment, the availability of a consultant psychiatrist for advising GP and care manager, telephone follow-up by the care manager and monitoring of anxiety symptoms to evaluate treatment progress and outcome.

The services offered in the hotel care 'package' include: a family stay at a four or five star hotel; daily visits from the obstetrician; the availability of lactation consultant and paediatrician visits; and access to a midwife 24 hours a day (with a ratio of one midwife to six women).

For those EDs that are under capacity, improving access to care (i.e., improving the availability of specialty consultants) may be a more appropriate focus of their emergency care optimization.