Sentence examples for difficulty of referring from inspiring English sources
The context is characterized by resource constraints, high workload, traditional health beliefs, and the difficulty of referring patients to the next level of care.
Generalist doctors in sub-Saharan Africa firstly need to cope with a context that is characterized by traditional health beliefs, resource constraints, high workload and the difficulty of referring patients to the next level of care.
As a consequence of more difficulties to refer such patients to specialists GPs are unsatisfied with the relationship to mental health care providers and ask for better collaboration with them [29].
In this second interview, a lack of systematic surveillance after the end of the study, difficulty in referring cases and changes in the leadership of the unit were mentioned.
Reasons given by interviewees for justifying their opinion of a negative outcome: Poor dissemination of information, resistance of the professionals to changes in protocols, lack of surveillance after the end of the network, difficulty in referring cases after morbidity is identified and difficulties with leadership transition.
To underline the level of difficulty Hamilton is referring to, in 61 previous British GPs there have only been six British one-twos - and none with the same British team.
In Four Quartets, TS Eliot meditates on the difficulty of writing and refers to "what there is to conquer/By strength or submission".
The estimate of the item is called the item difficulty and referred to the location of the item on the logit scale.
In this study, the term suspected motor problems will be used interchangeably with signs of low motor competence, low motor proficiency and movement difficulties, referring to possible presence of gross and/or fine motor problems.
Even though we assumed several levels of difficulty, they all referred in content to financial decision-making.
Other causes of difficulty swallowing were referred to tertiary hospital for further evaluation.
