Sentence examples for in polyclinics from inspiring English sources
As Labour minister of health in 2008, I recommended bringing GPs together with hospital specialists and social care in polyclinics in my NHS Next Stage Review, as part of a wider drive to improve quality.
Many patients coming to see their family doctors will not require the follow-up care available in polyclinics and will find them less convenient than GP surgeries are now.
That plan envisaged GPs working in polyclinics offering a wider range of care than local surgeries, thus reducing patient trips to hospitals.If polyclinics did everything they are supposed to do—improving care while also achieving savings then they would be welcome.
Options range from neurologists or trained but non-specialist physicians in district hospital outpatient departments or in polyclinics to general practitioners with a special interest working in primary care (a popular development in the UK [19]).
Ambulatory TB care is offered through DOTs corners in polyclinics, primary health care facilities (Selskie Vrachebniye Punkti) and local health posts (former Feldsher-Accoucheur points) that operate as branches of the primary health care facilities.
In Russia all medical specialists are directly available in polyclinics.
The performance of the MCMAS is compared with the traditional system in polyclinic ESSALEMA which showed that this prototype yields better recital than using usual application.
As a future work, we plan to introduce the usage of several improvements or possible extensions to the architecture and deploy the prototype not only in polyclinic ESSALEMA but also in other healthcare environment to evaluate the applications in terms of user tolerability and performance.
Following assessment in primary care, children may be seen in either polyclinics or in children's hospitals.
Last year Lord Darzi, a surgeon who is currently leading a government review of the NHS, produced a blueprint for primary care in London in which polyclinics featured heavily.
Patients who are accustomed to easy access to specialist treatment in large polyclinics, especially in cities, may find it difficult to accept a new PHC system in which the family physician is the main, and often only, caregiver.
