Sentence examples for consultation contributed from inspiring English sources
From their interviews with members of the Canadian public service, Jones and Einsiedel found that the xenotransplantation consultation contributed to learning about public engagement at Health Canada.
In this study we investigated if a multidisciplinary approach, combining the neurological and gynaecological consultation, contributed to an improved treatment of menstrual (related) migraine, compared to treatment only by a neurologist.
Underlying assumptions about the form of the communication [ 45] or interaction [ 52] in the consultation contributed to miscommunication where these were not shared by the parents and clinicians.
Acknowledging that sudden, large changes in fetal activity may be underreported in FM charts, our study showed that the temporal FM counting patterns in the two weeks preceding DFM-related consultation contributed little to identify clinically important changes in perceived FM.
This analysis suggests that the traditional referral process used for specialist consultation contributes to barriers in two main ways.
How does the presence of a companion in a consultation contribute to communication and to the decision-making process?
We explored how the presence of a companion in a consultation contributes to communication and the decision-making process.
(Female, first year, P12)" Clinical outcomes and supervisors opinion during or after consultation contribute to assessment and influence trainees' self-confidence.
It was clear that GPs in this study conversationally led the consultation, contributing nearly two-thirds of all utterances and showing more pauses within their speech than patients.
While these are not strict due care requirements stated in the law or the Dutch consultation protocol [ 19] they can also be seen as aspects determining the quality of a consultation, contributing to a more careful and qualitative consultation practice.
The temporal FM counting patterns identified in data from the two weeks preceding DFM-related consultations contributed little to inform on clinically important changes in FM in this subgroup of risk pregnancies.
