Sentence examples for improved specialist from inspiring English sources

Instead, the improved support provided by the videotelephone service reduces the need to burden these services for reasons that can be avoided with improved specialist support (i.e. improved symptom management, improved continuity of care, improved psychosocial support, improved care planning and improved emergency management).

This may also reduce the need for these families to access local health care services for reasons that can be avoided with improved specialist support.

The upward trend in LEAs in patients with type 2 diabetes likely reflects a number of factors, such as improved survival of patients, increases in prevalence and incidence, greater awareness of diabetic foot disease, improved specialist services and agreement between the patient and the expert that loss of the limb is (or is not) the best option (2, 4, 17).

NHS England told the BBC it is working to improve specialist rehabilitation for patients with such complex needs.

Our results emphasize the need to improve specialist education in this field in order to improve recognition of the clinical picture of CH and increase knowledge of the proper medical treatments for de novo CH.

"Strategies must be developed and resources sought to improve specialist schools and build the capacities of teachers to identify and teach those children who require special attention".

Cleft care is not the only area in which centralisation of clinical services has been pursued to improve specialist care for children in the UK.

This was particularly noticeable in the facility-based strategies, which included a number of strategies to extend antenatal care and improve specialist care.

Whether the process can be improved with specialist support (e.g. neurological, vestibular or psychological) remains unclear.

Retrospective observational studies suggest that clinical outcomes and survival rates in PD are improved with specialist care [ 35, 36].

8 For TIA services, care has improved with specialist review following TIA occurring within 7 days in 97% of high-risk patients and 86% of low-risk patients.