Sentence examples for immediate specialist from inspiring English sources

Perhaps our conditions worsen if we do not get immediate specialist care, particularly if we have a heart condition.

If a young man is off work for more than a month, reporting stress, it should be an automatic trigger to immediate specialist treatment.

The charity says this is one reason why a quarter of children with type 1 diabetes are only diagnosed once they are already seriously ill with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), a life threatening condition that needs immediate specialist treatment in hospital.

If, during this treatment or during the study's assessments participants in TAU arm show severe psychiatric disorders (e.g., psychosis) or problems (e.g., imminent suicidality) that require immediate specialist treatment and follow-up, they will be referred to a psychiatrist within the Lady Reading Hospital.

Immediate specialist interventions are therefore required to support and treat critically ill children and adolescents with continued management involving intensive monitoring and invasive treatments. 2 More than one-quarter of a million children and adolescents annually in the USA and the UK require admission to paediatric intensive care unit (PICU).

In the second scenario the GP referred the woman to immediate specialist investigation after having performed a physical examination (Informant 4), and in the third scenario the GP and the woman both were aware of a potentially serious condition, but further investigation was nevertheless delayed (Informant 7).

Subsequent to this wide engagement, the new model was introduced in 2010 with each HASU providing: immediate response; specialist assessment on arrival; brain imaging and thrombolysis (if appropriate) within 30 min; high dependency care and stabilisation.

Seek immediate medical specialist attention in severe cases of incontinence.

Of most immediate concern, specialists on the space program say, is the effect the accident will have on the space station, an elaborate orbiting complex being constructed by the United States, Canada, Europe, Russia and Japan.

Similarly, community clinicians who may not have immediate access to specialist advice could benefit if summaries of specialist consultations were to be retained with the patient and therefore readily available.

The trial also offered immediate access to specialist assessment which would not be provided under normal care.