Sentence examples for direct referral from inspiring English sources

To describe the results of a programme of direct referral of potential surgery patients between primary and specialist care, designed to lessen waiting-times.

If you can't get a direct referral, simply click send on that email or leave a message after the beep.

This is generally done through either direct referral from editorial board members or through patient organizations and charities," Shanahan says.

But, because they were not a direct referral, which is most of our business, they indicated a desire to build trust at key check-in points.

Some interventional procedures may also be undertaken on the basis of a direct referral to the interventional radiologist from primary care physicians.

The drawback is that the links no longer represent a direct referral between two units, and thus is more indirectly related to the patient flow.

In some circumstances where an acute problem is identified direct referral to another specialist by the clinical radiologist may be required.

Given the quick rise of Feedly recently and others such as Digg promising to fill the void, maybe the direct referral traffic component is replaced.

"Where the publisher would see value is, 'Okay, we know that users coming from direct referral traffic are more valuable, [and] this article is driving is driving viewership from those types of readers,' " she said.

As Iraq is also not a signatory, the ICC has no jurisdiction over crimes committed by Americans in the country — barring a direct referral by the UN Security Council, where the US has veto power.

Participating centers identified patients through direct referral.