Sentence examples for consultation services provided from inspiring English sources

The authors receive compensation for consultation services provided to MannKind Corporation.

On the other hand, to the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first study of its kind in the literature on the utilization of specialty consultation services provided to ID departments.

Although we did not attempt to measure any direct benefits to the communities, the survey data and ad hoc comments received shows that the modeling and consultation services provided by the epidemiologists were used to manage hospital services confidently.

There were 125 million consultation services provided during 2010 11, costed at A$5.3 billion through the Medicare Benefits Scheme [ 25] (this excludes out of pocket expenses of patients).

Some may also argue it is impossible to eliminate institutional bias with a consultation service provided by corporate employees and paid consultants.

A regular physician consultation service provided by a pharmacy was for a mean period of 4.14 hours daily.

The Pediatric Psychiatry Consultation Service provides inpatient and outpatient psychiatric consultation and treatment to the general pediatric and pediatric and surgical subspecialty services at Packard Children's Hospital and covers the emergency room at Stanford University Medical Center.

The consults service provides psychiatric consultation for the entire hospital, and has full time psychiatric staff coverage, as well as fellows, residents and medical students.

These studies are usually based on productivity measures related to consultations and services provided by the GP themselves [ 26].

Besides, social subsidies are continuously amended to compensate rising energy prices, and public consultation services are provided to help low-income households to improve the efficiency of their energy consumption and to support energy-related refurbishment.

As shown in the literature, the descriptive analysis confirms that the female GPs' practice differs from male GPs' practice, notably with respect to workload (e.g., number of hours worked per week, number of working days per week and number of weeks off) [ 3] and to the number of services provided (consultations and visits) with a 33% differential.