Sentence examples for less referrals from inspiring English sources

The care administered by a primary care nurse supervised by a general practitioner resulted in less referrals to the neurologist and more headache-free days per month, but no change in HIT score.

There were significantly less referrals received from primary care physicians for children with ASD compared to children with other neurodevelopmental disorders.

The UKCG leads to far less referrals, but may be relatively insensitive to detect clinically relevant growth disorders like Turner syndrome.

The UKCG leads to far less referrals, but may be insensitive to detect Turner syndrome, and probably other clinically relevant growth disorders.

More cooperation between healthcare professionals, less referrals to secondary care and more education were reported in the SC group as compared to the CAU group.

A learning effect leading to 5% less referrals to orthopaedic outpatient clinics was noted by one study [ 33], however this was estimated by local physicians rather than measured directly.

If ill-gotten intellectual property gets less News Feed distribution, it will receive less referral traffic, earn less ad revenue and there'll be less incentive for crooks to steal articles, photos and videos in the first place.

Data from trials studying the contribution of HPV testing in case of CIN1 show that its sensitivity is similar to repeat cytology with less referral to colposcopy to detect CIN2 or more severe lesion.

Alternatively, primary dental care may have been more able to absorb emergency patients, resulting in less referral on from providers to the EDS.

The other found associations are statistically small and quite intuitive (more referral to social services for GPs with an activity in a network involving social services, more declared knowledge of national guideline in GPs declaring having a educating role, less referral in GPs declaring having a certain expertise because of their teaching position or their clinical experience).

If the argument that the symptoms of children with ASD were predominantly behavioral or developmental and these symptoms were a factor contributing to less referral by physicians, then such a bias should apply to non-autistic children with developmental or behavioral symptoms as well.