Sentence examples for for specialist services from inspiring English sources
"We are not asking for specialist services.
We have protected Home Office funding for specialist services to tackle violence against women and girls with over £28m of funding allocated until 2015".
However, key changes must be made to ensure that those whose diagnosis is not severe enough for specialist services can still find support.
The board will also be responsible for the budget for specialist services, such as complex surgery and rare cancers, and other areas, such as dentistry.
Costing by some estimates in the region of £3bn, the changes put GPs in charge of commissioning all healthcare with a new national NHS commissioning board overseeing the new arrangements and having responsibility for budgeting for specialist services, such as complex surgery, rare cancers, and other areas, such as dentistry.
Quite apart from the stress and upset this causes for all involved, it is an absurdly inefficient use of resources, but with services in constant crisis mode, a lack of supported accommodation and waiting lists for specialist services stretching to a year or more, they have few options.
He joined the bacteriological department of St Mary's Hospital, London, soon after a series of prize-winning successes as a medical student, and had remained there throughout his life, save for specialist service in the R.A.M.C. in the First World War.
Our model does not cover the fact that the demand for specialists' services can be the result of referrals of general practitioners.
This indicates that price signals (such as higher charges for specialists' services without a referral) might still be necessary to discourage bypass practices if official patient charges are introduced.
The health authority where the prison is situated is responsible for the specialist services, for which it receives earmarked financial support from the state.
The findings therefore provide evidence for establishing specialist services for heart failure patients with a history of previous hospitalisation in healthcare settings currently with low uptake of b-blockers and without provision of N-LEI.
