Factors that promote help seeking via medical consultation are: associating symptoms with cancer and being encouraged to consult by significant others [ 4].
Such a stance, of course, involves taking great risks with the lives of other people one is in no position to consult, by urging on a military and political authority over which we have at most extremely exiguous checks.
The patient could consult by phone or e-mail with a nurse about his insulin dosage, but there would be no need for a costly visit to a doctor.
What astonished me was that the remaining selec tors weren't even in England at the time we spoke; they had just left, so now it would be necessary to consult by phone with them in South Africa before the team for the Headingley Test could be chosen.
A10 Checking Up on Cheney A cardiac surgeon in Houston said that Gov. George W. Bush and his father, former President George Bush, had asked him on Friday to consult by telephone with one of Richard B. Cheney's physicians and help determine if Mr. Cheney "was up to a strenuous campaign".
On the eve of the first funeral – of cartoonist Tignous – Willem, Florence and I resolved to return to the brasserie for a stock-take – and consult by telephone with one of France's greatest artists in the Charlie Hebdo pool, Max Cabanes, who had returned home to Bordeaux.
A cardiac surgeon in Houston who described himself as a longtime friend of the Bush family said today that both Gov. George W. Bush and his father, former President George Bush, had asked him on Friday to consult by telephone with one of Richard B. Cheney's physicians and help determine if Mr. Cheney "was up to a strenuous campaign".
In BC's Supreme Court, the Tsilhqot'in will argue that the government breached its duty to consult by giving Taseko the green light.
