Sentence examples for further consultation for from inspiring English sources

Prescribing antibiotics for RTIs can also 'medicalise' the illness and drive further consultation for similar symptoms [ 7, 8].

Some gave explicit 'safety netting' advice, about when to return for further consultation, for instance, should the child's symptoms not resolve.

Hence all further consultations for the same region (or sector as appropriate) following the first consultation for that region/sector in the year were ignored.

A comparison will be made between groups for complications managed in primary care, re-consultations and further consultations for a similar illness, using summary data extracted from practice computer systems, for a subset of practices.

(2) An oncology psychologist helps patients and informal caregivers to cope with the psychosocial implications of cancer and cancer treatment and provides further consultations for the patient and/or their family members at the request of the patient.

Mr. Ma, an outspoken backer of the security legislation, endorsed Mr. Tung's decision to call for further consultation of the public, saying, "To win their support is more important than to have a timetable to legislate".

He said he recognised that the proposals were controversial and required further consultation: "It is for government to take into account the wider perspectives as part of its full consultation".

The measures will remain open to further consultation in time for a final report to be published by the CMA on 25 June, exactly two years after the investigation began into overcharging.

The items do not form the final list but are the first to be released for further consultation, which is open until 8 February.

Victory came last month, in January, when we discovered that the law had been changed, though the clause relating to child marriage has been postponed for further consultation.

Seven significant alterations to the original route are being put out for further consultation, with some likely to provoke outcry in affected areas.