Sentence examples for consultations out from inspiring English sources

The GPs registrated 526 MUPS consultations out of a total of 17 688 consultations, which gave a consultation prevalence rate of 3%.

Hardcastle 20 showed people who attended two or more consultations (out of a possible four) increased their total physical activity, stage of change and family social support more than those who attended just one.

There was no significant difference between the groups in the number of acute attacks, steroid courses prescribed, unscheduled GP or nurse consultations, out of hours visits, attendances at emergency department, or admissions (table 5).

Questions relating to information on primary care consultations, other consultations, out-of-pocket costs and work impact of the intervention received, are included.

In emergency consultations out-of-hours, either at a casualty clinic or an urgent house call by a GP, the prevalence of acute IHD may still be as low as 15% [ 9].

Economic analysis will estimate the costs of providing the intervention, the costs to patients and families, and the consequences of the scheme for the NHS and social services in terms of inpatient admissions, ED attendances, GP consultations, out-of-hours GP contacts, NHS direct contacts, and use of social services.

Use of health care facilities will be prospectively recorded in a standardised way including all re-consultations, telephone consultations, out-of-hours consultations, and hospital admissions, (repeat) prescription of antibiotics (type, dosage, duration) and additional diagnostic tests, including bacteriological culture and X-ray.

A simple patient resource-use questionnaire at baseline and at 12 and 24 months post randomisation is used to obtain information on primary care consultations, other consultations, out-of-pocket costs, work impact of the intervention received and return to work.

That's something councils don't always realise: "Consultations come out, often with the decision already made to close libraries," says Smith.

The college estimates that the average number of consultations carried out by each GP in England per year has increased by 1,450 since 2008 from 9,264 to 10,714.

The number of annual consultations carried out by general practice has risen by 40 million since 2008, hitting 340 million at the last count.