The part of a sentence 'having a referral' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a noun phrase to describe the possession or acquisition of a referral. Example: "After having a referral from my doctor, I was able to see a specialist for my back pain."
Having a referral institution with staff trained to review ultrasound findings and manage complications is crucial.
Conversely, having a referral coordinator at the primary VHA hospital increased the likelihood of transfer (OR 6.28, CI 2.92 13.48).
Our data confirm that having a referral slip encouraged parents or caretakers to take sick children to the next level of care.
We identified a smaller proportion of patients receiving advice and a higher proportion having a referral or drug prescription over a longer time period.
The MH cooperative is located at the emergency department of the region's only hospital and sees all patients needing out-of-hours care, except for those having a referral for emergency care.
The study participants highlighted, however, specific suggestions for overcoming these barriers including having one central referral source (eliminating the barrier of matching insurance status with program), having a referral coordinator, and having reimbursement for tobacco counseling as a billable code.
'The commission claims to have a referral rate of 13percentnt - that's bizarre and worrying.
The International Coach Federation has a referral service, and can be reached at its Web site, www.coachfederation.org.org
He has a referral for his anxiety, which the neurologist thinks could stem from an autistic spectrum disorder.
Villa 8623 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood, Calif., (310) 289-8623 GETTING IN Arrive before 11 p.m. Have a referral from an owner or bring an A-list celebrity.
Intuit has a referral service, for an additional fee, for customers who want advice or want to have their returns reviewed by a certified public accountant.
