Sentence examples for consultation to explain from inspiring English sources

Arranged by Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, the meeting is part of a consultation to explain the proposals.

Almost 9% of the participating patients declared that additional data and explanation was needed, even though effort was made by the physicians (during consultation) to explain the need and the importance of endoscopy as well as describe the procedure itself.

Observations generally revealed that physicians assessed and compared the value of using consultation time to explain CAN test results with that of other pressing issues.

His government points to the myriad of consultations underway to explain the slow pace, but Canadians aren't necessarily looking for substance at this point, said Darrell Bricker of Ipsos Public Affairs.

Secondly, we examine to what extent formal consultation is sufficient to explain stakeholders' relative standing in CZ planning, or if informal interaction is correlated with influence.

Serving as chair of her professional association was an excellent introduction to her advisory work, she says: "I learned about the process of government consultations and how to explain the contributions of my discipline to government policies".

They are also, however, deterrents against early consultation and may help to explain why patients in rural areas delay longer before calling with acute myocardial infarction and present with more advanced cancer [ 3, 14].

In that study, midwives were enthusiastic about the use of the PDPI-R, because pregnant women were given a chance to consider their responses before their perinatal consultation, and they appeared eager to explain them.

Prescription of OADs generates additional activities, requires more time for medical consultation due to the need to explain the treatment protocol, as well as longer follow-up time by nurses in order to monitor treatment adherence and to manage adverse effects of treatment.

Canary Wharf doesn't wish to be railroaded, which appears to explain why the consultation period has lengthened by nearly a month.

If the family history form was not returned, a letter was sent to the woman and to her GP to explain that no consultation was possible without this information.