Sentence examples for consultation specifically from inspiring English sources

The low rates of diagnosis and treatment have several causes, including low rates of medical consultation specifically for headache.

10 When patients expected a treatment centre consultation or a home visit but only received a nurse telephone consultation, they were less satisfied overall 9 and more negative about the accessibility of the service and the nurse telephone consultation, specifically.

A second similar question followed, asking about doctor consultations specifically for a psychological reason.

The counselling leaflet was used in 85.6 % of all consultations; specifically, it was not used for users who requested a switch from one COC to another COC.

The consultation is specifically related to the recently announced plans for capital expenditure over the next five years, which will decide spending on equipment, buildings and facilities (see video).

The American College of Chest Physicians Evidence-Basedd Clinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Management of Lung Cancer support integration of palliative care, including involvement of a palliative care consultation team, specifically extending its recommendations to include patients pursuing curative or life-prolonging therapies [123].

Because most women counted FM in the evening hours, the cluster of spikes occurred around the time of DFM-related consultation, not specifically on the consultation day.

The American College of Chest Physicians Evidence-Basedd Clinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Management of Lung Cancer support integration of palliative care, including involvement of a palliative care consultation team, specifically extending its recommendations to include patients pursuing curative or life-prolonging therapies [ 123].

A series of interdisciplinary research workshops spanning 12 months explored the social impact of globalisation and computerisation on the clinical consultation, focusing specifically on contemporary challenges to the clinician patient dyad.

Inclusion criteria were those which included scoping in the title, non-systematic reviews of the literature, reviews of concepts, consultation exercises specifically related to research agendas, and reviews of policy documents for indications of research priorities.

The simulated consultation was specifically designed to illustrate cultural errors and omissions that could be made by non-Indigenous GPs when providing health care for Aboriginal patients, and was authorised as appropriate by the Aboriginal Cultural Mentors and organisations involved in its development.