Sentence examples for consultations arose from inspiring English sources

GP5 Feelings of animosity towards dental consultations arose primarily due to two reasons.

As parents suggested, their anxieties going into their child's consultations arose from their concerns that, despite their efforts to manage their child's diabetes, their child's blood glucose readings and/or HbA1c result would reveal a lack of improvement or even deterioration in their glycaemic control.

"The government is proposing a voluntary registration scheme for providers of abortion counselling, opening up the system to any organisation, including those which are opposed to abortion in principle," said the MP, who has secured a Westminster Hall adjournment debate next Tuesday on a forthcoming consultation arising from the cross-party group's discussions.

Alarm, leading eventually to consultation, arises when headache is out of control — a situation that maintains unnecessary suffering and makes management more difficult.

Such a finding suggests a person's willingness to 'sit on symptoms' until another health issue or alternate reason for medical consultation arises.

Much of the interest in socio-demographic patterning of consultation arises from a desire for equity in access to health care.

Understanding of how otherwise inexplicably high rates of consultation have arisen using the narrative context of the patient's life story [ 72] may help the clinician to increase their empathy for the patient.

Obligations to consult can arise where there is a legitimate expectation of consultation.

During clinical consultations, when opportunities arise to tailor the treatments of each T2D patient for the purpose of improving the patient's HRQoL, it is essential to differentiate between the general QoL and disease-specific HRQoL because patient's needs might go unnoticed if the general well-being or QoL are the only outcomes measured, and if it appeared to be good [ 96].

For example, it is difficult to set an exact cost and benefit in relation to cognitive functioning due to the lack of consensus in this area as shown by the difficulties which arose in the consultations leading to the recent NICE guideline review [ 6].

When word of this consultation became public, international consternation arose.