Sentence examples for benefit referrals from inspiring English sources

Employment and support allowance and ex-incapacity benefit referrals are at 6.5% of the total as opposed to 34%% expected under the government's estimates.

The Malvern jobcentre newsletter states: "We are now into the new sanctions regime … and we are currently one of the worst performing offices with sanction benefit referrals and unless we improve we will put under special measures.

Notice that also CSPs benefit from referrals of CGPs (#7 in Fig. 1) and, to a lesser extent, of PGPs (arrow #6).

The RF model may also help clinicians to identify patients who would most likely benefit from referrals for screening for esophageal varices.

Moreover, a lack of consensus for patients with severe symptoms and a strong preference against referral was due to some group members proposing that these patients might benefit from referral as they believed a surgeon could persuade them of the benefits of surgery.

She writes: "Obviously if I am on a PIP [performance improvement plan] to improve my team's Stricter Benefit Regime referral rate I will not have a choice but to consider implementing PIPs for those individuals who are clearly not delivering SBR within the team".

Timely referral of patients with CKD has been associated with cost and mortality benefits, but referrals are often done too late in the course of the disease.

To identify patients with a high risk of 30-day mortality after elective surgery, who may benefit from referral for tertiary care, an institution-specific process using the Veterans Affairs Surgical Quality Improvement Program (VASQIP) Risk Calculator was developed.

We aim to describe our experiences and identify patients who may benefit from referral to a peripheral nerve surgeon for removal of contraceptive subdermal implants in which neurovascular injury may occur, and describe a treatment pathway for optimal care.

Screening aims to identify people at sufficient risk to benefit from referral for diagnostics.

Information on local support groups, advice on benefits and referrals to the third sector.