Sentence examples for helps referring from inspiring English sources

Helps referring general practitioners, physicians and other health professionals determine the most appropriate imaging investigation Viewer eFilm Mobile Allows remote access to eFilm Workstations/PACS, permitting the user to view lists of studies, forward studies to other eFilm devices, and view images on and download studies to a smartphone.

The exchange offers users a variety of needle sizes, along with tourniquets, antiseptic ointment, condoms and information on safe needle use, and helps refer clients to clinics and treatment centers that deal with sexually transmitted diseases.

He added, "That video didn't help," referring to the filmed execution.

Not surprisingly, von Furstenberg couldn't help referring to the film in creating interiors for Claridge's in London, trapped in her own way by Marienbad's spell.

They are repeatedly interrupted and eventually transformed by the arrival of three male-female couples moving in a quite different, pure-ballet style; I cannot help referring to these characters as angels in America.

Governor Christie needs the money, so the people will be helped," referring to the many folks who are still struggling to recover from the storm.

The counselors also helped refer those who wanted to officially report abuse cases to local law enforcement officials, but did not themselves make reports to prosecutors.

Aspects highlighted to improve the program included extending training, increasing parental involvement, and helping referred children to attend the hospital.

Most of the statements made by providers about their motivation to help referred to the patients in their collective form as 'the community'.

In theory, the partogram should help refer women who need a C-section from delivery Models 1-3 to a Model 4 facility.

In our study, non-certified providers, usually village doctors or untrained birth attendants, sometimes helped refer women to higher-level providers with the use of mobile phones when they were unable to treat serious complications.