Sentence examples for difficult to be referred from inspiring English sources

We found that respondents who had felt persuaded to accept an examination or a treatment they did not want, and respondents who had found it difficult to be referred from a GP to specialist health care, had a markedly increased likelihood to report AEs, affecting themselves as well as their relatives.

In multiple logistic regression analyses we found no significant associations between complaining and the included predictors (Table  5), with two exceptions: Respondents who reported it difficult to be referred to specialist health care were more likely to consider complaining, and women were more likely to complain in writing than men.

First, if sequencing reads are less than 10 for all the length classes, the length distribution is difficult to be determined and this type was referred to as "low".

With my background, it would be very difficult to be anti-anything," Scott-Heron said, referring to his late father, who was a Jamaican soccer player and his stepmother, who was born in Scotland.

More difficult cases may also be referred to GPs with experience in providing specialised mental healthcare.

"In such a difficult situation the user's choice cannot be referred to as voluntary consent," said Germany's Federal Cartel Office president Andreas Mundt.

Difficult cases were referred to one or more paediatricians (AO, CMV, EMR) for a final decision.

The referral system is organized such that difficult conditions are referred for better management from lower to higher levels of care as referring implies a significant gradient in knowledge as well as competences and skills.

Conscious sedation is widely used when treating patients with difficulties in dental care, so that only those patients whose treatment would otherwise be very difficult are referred for out-patient DGA.

Byrne said the figures also suggested that unemployed people designated as difficult to place are not being referred by the Work Programme as much as expected.

These difficult cases are increasingly being referred to burn centers for specialized wound and critical care issues.