Sentence examples for consultation improved from inspiring English sources

Oncologists stated that the availability of the PRO-CTCAE self-reports during the consultation improved patient-clinician communication about side effects.

Skills in family planning consultation improved in the region of Louga by 16%, and in the district of Tivaoune by 10%.

In the region of Louga, technical competence in prenatal care consultation improved by 16%, although performance declined in quality in both districts in the region of Thiès.

Addition of written communications and audiocassette recording of the consultation improves recall of the information given and overall patient satisfaction.

This may include integration of assessment of the need for allied health review during a diabetes consultation, improving communication of this referral to the allied health practitioner, and notifying the patient of the allied health review appointment.

The presence of the child, family and both the local and supervising teams during the consultation improves the commitment of the family to follow the treatment plan and might improve adherence, as is demonstrated by the successful follow up of our patients after the kidney transplantation.

There was also a view that face-to-face consultations improved the 'patient experience'.

55 The RCT evidence (1+) reported that taping parent doctor consultations improved the recall of parents of the consultation.

During the study, however, the performance of providers during ART follow-up consultations improved more in the intervention group than the comparison group.

Similarly, there was no strong evidence that attending more consultations improved BMI at six months (P=0.18) or at 12 months (P=0.60) after adjustment for baseline BMI.

"While it is for commissioners to decide whether to keep a walk-in centre open, we need to make sure that the needs of patients are fully considered before decisions are taken". The review suggests the payment system to be changed so GPs have more of an incentive to be flexible, providing online or phone consultations, improving receptionist skills, extending hours or offering walk-in appointments.