Sentence examples for dedicated consultant from inspiring English sources

She credits her success to the program's portion control, having a dedicated consultant to "whine" to and being able to eat surprisingly rich foods like fettuccine and enchiladas.

The 84% increase in the number of elective theatre sessions cancelled may have been due to the dedicated consultant cover for emergency gynaecology and possibly the winter pressures on the shrinking overall bed capacity.

To accommodate for the dedicated consultant on call cover, their elective theatre sessions had to be cancelled thereby contributing partly to the 84% increase in the number of nominal/elective theatre sessions cancelled.

This difference mainly could be due to the presence of dedicated consultant on-call for emergency gynaecology providing senior input early in the patient care pathway, as described in the report by the Academy of Royal Colleges 2012 [ 9].

Rather than simply provide a chip, the company also offers instructions on how to build a phone, the software architecture to run it and dedicated consultants to advise phone makers through the production process.

In conclusion, dedicated consultant-level clinicians play a crucial role in prospective audit and feedback ASPs, especially in a setting with immunocompromised patients.

When a customer calls or visit one of their seven shops they are assigned their own dedicated Travel Consultant who'll take care of them before, during and after you travel.

Students who successfully apply to take part in the scheme receive a range of support, including: a dedicated careers consultant who ensures every participant benefits from the programme through four skills development workshops, on-demand 1 1 sessions and a post-project skills debrief to help present their experience constructively on their CV and at future interviews.

The North Southwark service had a dedicated CRT consultant psychiatrist and a junior doctor on rotation from the local psychiatric training scheme within the team.

In MoLIE, interns are taught "off the floor" for 20% of their training time (or roughly two half days per week) by dedicated funded consultant emergency physicians, reducing the burden of clinical supervision requirements in busy EDs and improving the educational experience for interns.

On the other hand, this could also be interpreted as a favourable outcome as this could have been due to better patient care pathways and guidelines between primary care, the emergency department and secondary care and dedicated senior consultant level cover.