These classification categories were not mutually exclusive, for example, a single consultation may have provided care for sinusitis as well as for a wheeze-related illness.
Consultations were classified into the following mutually exclusive categories: 'GP (general practice) consultation' (including consultations coded as clinic, surgery, and emergency consultation), 'house call'telephonehone consultation'third-partyarty consultation' (friend, family, or guardian contact on behalf of patient), and 'other'other
The WHO recommendation for optimal infant and young child feeding is: "The expert consultation recommends exclusive breastfeeding for six months, with introduction of complementary foods and continued breastfeeding thereafter for up to two years of age or beyond" [ 16].
Long consultations at the GP took more often place among Norwegians, but fees for interpreter and long consultations are mutually exclusive.
Since the Constitution empowers the Congress to establish courts with exclusive jurisdiction over military offenses, some consultation with leadership before the promulgation of the order would have been appropriate.
(GP #8) Some of the GPs interviewed had created a private system to ensure systematic follow-up: prescribing medication over the short term and developing exclusive lists with patient data and consultation frequency.
As explained in the methodological section, fees regarding consultations lasting more than 20 minutes (long consultations) and interpreter are mutually exclusive, but the GP gets a higher economical incentive when using an interpreter compared to using long time.
As a result, the lawyers said, a guilty plea "falls within the exclusive authority of the defendant's attorneys" after consultation with the defendant.
The time fee and the interpreter fee are mutually exclusive, and cannot be used for the same consultation.
However, the time fee and the interpreter fee are mutually exclusive, and cannot be used for the same consultation.
Care-seekers' disappointments with failed treatments were not exclusive to the public providers but were experienced after consultations with traditional and private providers alike.
