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Although Germany has large rural regions with an insufficient availability of outpatient psychotherapeutic healthcare services, the awareness of the potentially beneficial contribution of telemedical consultations in this field is still poorly developed.

We adapted the Global Affect Rating to rate doctors' and patients' contribution to consultations.

We noted that the order in which the aspects of the consultation were presented in the patient questionnaire matched the general rank order of the estimated ORs for the relative contribution of aspects of the consultation to reporting definite confidence and trust.

The relative contribution of other aspects of the consultation to reported confidence and trust varied with the age and ethnicity of the patient.

The authors wish to recognize the valuable contribution of the following for their consultation in the development of the electronic system: Ronnie Aronson, Pierre Yves Benhamou, Melanie J. Davies, Manfred Dreyer, Takahisa Hirose, Michel Marre, Rafael Simó, Mark Sulik, and Bernard Zinman.

According to the patients with high education, their contribution to the consultation was equal to that of the doctor.

The South Asia contribution to the consultation process will highlight specific issues of gender related violence, child sexual abuse and physical and psychological punishment.

Staff must be enabled to, and feel validated in, spending time with service users so that the pace of consultation and service users' understanding of and contribution to the care planning process are not governed solely by administrative efficiency.

Pharma giant Merck set up a committee to oversee political contributions after consultation with shareholders, and Merck's vice president of state government affairs and policy said, "the administrative burden wasn't much of a problem".

Consultation on maternal and child health inequities held in New York NEW YORK, USA, 12 February 2008 – Ensuring that poor and marginalized children and mothers have access to quality health care services was the main subject at the UNICEF-convened consultation, 'Increasing the Contribution of Health Systems to Health Equity', held last week at the organization's New York headquarters.

Consultation on maternal and child health inequities held in New York NEW YORK, 12 February 2008 – Ensuring that poor and marginalised children and mothers have access to quality health care services was the main subject at the UNICEF-convened consultation, 'Increasing the Contribution of Health Systems to Health Equity'.