Sentence examples for consulting intentions from inspiring English sources

Anticipated waiting times for appointments affected consulting intentions, especially when the severity of symptoms was uncertain.

As expected, participants had widely differing consulting intentions, some seeking medical help much earlier than others.

We aimed to explore whether and how patients' consulting intentions take account of their perceptions of health service provision.

The remainder of this paper is presented, not by "theme", but by considering the impact of patients' perceptions of health services on their general practice consulting intentions.

In this paper, we concentrate on whether and how patients' consulting intentions were related to their perceptions of health service provision.

The wider relevance of our findings is limited by the range of locations, scenarios, and participants in our study, but our analysis confirmed that our vignettes were perceived as ranging from trivial to serious, our participants differed widely in consulting intentions, and the health services they had access to varied widely, within the range of what is commonly available in the UK.

But if we cannot judge which aesthetic properties paintings and sonatas have without consulting the intentions and the societies of the artists who created them, what of the aesthetic properties of natural items?

Therefore, patients who did not declare their physician as their regular physician, could be considered as consulting in second intention, outside of their regular primary care provider.

But antismoking opponents have a more attentive audience in the speaker than they might have a year ago, largely because Mr. Miller has been disenchanted with Mr. Bloomberg, who announced his intentions without consulting the speaker, and who spent much of the summer suggesting that anyone who opposed his bill in any form was insensitive.

The barrister, a member of the public accounts committee, said it was apparent after the Conservative party conference that the government had no intention of consulting parliament about its negotiating aims, and this was "simply not an acceptable way for the executive to proceed".

The remaining big firm is Deloitte & Touche, which has repeatedly stated its intention to keep consulting and audit services under one roof, a position that Andersen had supported until now.