Lambeth Conferences are the primary means of joint consultation for Anglican leaders on internal Anglican matters, relations with other churches and religions, and theological, social, and international questions.
In fact for some patients the joint consultation meetings were deemed to be unnecessary and just about " comparing notes" (PT20), and several commented that it appeared to be more useful for the professionals than for patients.
However, for patients, joint consultations proved to be a more contested and less useful therapeutic space.
Joint consultation between physicians and psychiatrists has also been tried out in a Norwegian setting, with positive results: A one hour joint consultation was described as useful for giving the right diagnosis and plan a good treatment schedule for the patient [ 28].
Councils have decided to hold a joint consultation the proposed sites but a date for it has not yet been set.
Today, Mr. Putin suggested that the joint consultation and action of the last two months was a model for a new military relationship, not only with Washington but also with NATO, the organization created to contain the Soviet Union.
Some respondents felt that joint consultation would be particularly useful.
These contributions entailed concepts they did not know, leading to interaction, that is, asking for explanations or joint consultations of the Internet and remarks about their learning due to the input of others.
The specialists provided protected appointments for joint tele-consultation and routine outpatient appointments for trial patients.
Information about criteria for defining cases most suitable for joint tele-consultation should emerge from the trial data, and the qualitative study being carried out in parallel with this study.
