Sentence examples for first referred for from inspiring English sources
He found out that many of the METCO students had been first referred for special education services back in first and second grade as they failed to master foundational reading skills.
To be eligible for inclusion, cats had to have had serum cobalamin concentration measured at the time they were first referred for investigation, and have a complete medical record available for review.
In regard to hip fracture treatment, virtually all hip fracture patients are first referred for examination and surgical treatment to the nearest public hospital with orthopedic services in Finland.
Indeed, ∼20% of fetuses already had signs of macrosomia (abdominal circumference above the 90% percentile in ultrasound exam) at the time the women were first referred for GDM treatment (14).
We have to earn benefits from patient out-of-pocket costs to support our staff and the MC!" In several township hospitals, TB suspects were first referred for X-ray examination because the services need to be paid out-of-pocket.
Seven patients in the EBRT-group who presented with jaundice before EBRT were first referred to ultrasonography for decompression via percutaneous transhepatic catheter placement and then treated with EBRT.
But in more restrictive states like California, New Jersey, New York, Hawaii, Massachusetts and others, people are first referred to local police departments for an extensive vetting process.
We studied 90 consecutive patients (65 men, age 60 ± 11 years) with a first AMI referred for primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) and presentation <12 h after symptom onset.
From July, the cataract pilot scheme will be extended to other parts of the country and patients will be offered a choice of hospital when the GP first refers them for an operation.
> -wrap-foot> A third of patients referred to nephrologists were referred via telephone to the registrar at the tertiary renal unit, while a third were referred for in-patient review by the outreach Nephrology Consultant.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence clinical guidelines state that fluoxetine, a type of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, can be used in under-18s, but should not be prescribed without first referring the child for talking therapy.
