Sentence examples for basic referral from inspiring English sources

Even Android's app store (now called Google Play) gives developers statistics in a more Google Analytics-like format and provides tools for basic referral tracking.

Currently these underserviced areas are classified based on population (count and density), travel time to a basic referral centre, and travel time to an advanced referral centre [ 19].

29 30 The rurality index of Ontario uses a weighted formula, which considers three key elements: population size and density, travel time to nearest basic referral centre, and travel time to nearest advanced referral centre.

All patients included in this study fulfilled the basic referral criteria to the clinic, these being 1) working age (18 64 years old), 2) not been on sick-leave more than 6 months and 3) no known co-morbid diagnosis that can explain the patient's problems (except for depression and anxiety).

The package also defines support for a wider range of personal health care for the poor including basic and referral care.

Still others focus on more basic needs: referrals for jobs, housing and mental health treatment.

UBAs receive 6-day training on birthing care, clean delivery, basic management and referral of obstetric complications.

The NHW received 6 days training on birthing care, clean delivery, basic management, and referral of complication.

Malawi's Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) decided to keep these trained people for the purpose of surveying health risks and providing basic care before referral to a health facility.

46 The Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness strategy promotes a simple algorithm for community health workers to identify danger signs of severe illness on the basis of easily detectable symptoms and to provide basic treatment and referral when indicated.

These activities could include training of health care staff, and community workers to provide basic support and referral services, and to organise community-based self-help support groups [ 36].