Sentence examples for consultation questions from inspiring English sources

In our response to the consultation on DLA there was a summary of the responses to consultation questions.

The response to the consultation questions set out by the DWP will be published in the autumn, and how best to balance strategic reform with a focus on individual impact will be critical.

Consultation questions – 'Are you having a lot of sex? Do you pee after sex?' – felt judgmental, and it was as if being unwell was my body's way of making moralistic comments about my sex life".

But even after the consultation, questions often remained and some patients desired to meet their surgeon again, to verify the information received and to answer follow-up questions.

An example of the type of consultation questions we receive is represented by the following hypothetical scenario: A study team is planning a clinical trial of a marketed antidepressant in children aged 7 11.

This related to both the volume of documentation provided by the commissioners, including the length of the feedback questionnaire, as well as the way in which the consultation questions were posed.

Rather, the unit of analysis is the consultation question and the identity of the requester (who may or may not have been the individual who raised the question) is not relevant.

Because of the interplay among fields of applied ethics, as well as the multiple stakeholders in a corporate environment, even a seemingly straightforward consultation question can become complex, as demonstrated by this example.

Linear regression analyses are used to analyze the association between overweight and number of GP consultations (question 3) These analyses will be adjusted for measured confounders.

We attribute our higher rates to the fact that many of our patients reviewed the decision aids in preparation for a scheduled pre-consultation question-listing session with an intern.

Clinicians may, in the course of their normal workflow within the EHR, use the CPOE function to submit an "advice only" consultation, for questions about etiology of a condition, diagnostic evaluation, treatment recommendations, or other questions about a particular patient.