Sentence examples for broad referral from inspiring English sources

Although donor funded infrastructure aims at providing a broad referral base, there has not been an adequate supply of qualified human resources to man these facilities.

The broad referral indication that was applied in our project was probably not specific enough to guide PCPs in their decision to refer patients to the IDCT.

With almost 1 in 5 adults worldwide experiencing an episode of AKI during a hospitalization, two percent of whom require dialysis, such a broad referral strategy may be impractical [ 8].

However, at this stage, we were unlikely to have had adequate power for detailed tests comparing the two groups and the broad referral criteria may have resulted in some patients being included who were less likely to benefit from the new service.

It is important to note while broad data collection from referral notes, consultations, observational notes and questionnaires offer an overview of services, they cannot provide the impressions of parents and children, and of those working within and referring into this service.

Like J. P. Endres, 30, who owns the David Endres Realty Group in Scarsdale, the independents have responded to franchisers -- and a chain's benefits of broad-based marketing campaigns, referral services and brand recognition -- with a firm "No thank you".

In all, 1854 medical records were reviewed concerning 20 conditions selected from 10 priority guidelines, to give a broad insight into hospital referrals (Table  1).

The introduction of financial subsidies for some allied health care gave GPs a broader range of affordable referral choices outside the public sector, which they preferred to use.

However, due to a combination of reasons including logistic drawbacks, broad imaging capability and clinician referral pattern the use of cholescintigraphy is limited in clinical practice.

However, due to a combination of reasons including logistic drawbacks, broad imaging capability and clinician referral pattern (especially in the emergency setting) the use of cholescintigraphy is limited in clinical practice [9] and US has emerged as the first-line imaging modality for the diagnosis of acute calculous cholecystitis.

Here again many studies we evaluated used only broad impact measures (such as referral rate) to evaluate outcomes rather than explore where the links in the pathway may be breaking down.