Sentence examples for making consultations from inspiring English sources

Partnership with patients needs to be the easy choice, which means making consultations smarter rather than longer.

The Food and Drug Administration has proposed making consultations mandatory for institutions that are seeking to commercialize genetically engineered crops, but has failed to announce a system for comprehensive pre-market safety testing.

The management was able to take certain decisions without making consultations with the rest of the staff members.

This may appear counter-intuitive, in that one might expect shared decision making consultations to have less verbal dominance than paternalistic consultations.

Indeed we observed no significant difference in verbal dominance, or clear differences in verbal content, between the 'shared decision making' consultations of the computerised decision aids and the 'paternalistic' consultations involving paper-guidelines.

Similarly research exploring the nature of shared decision making consultations has highlighted the prevalence of scientific based discussions, relating to relative merit of treatment options, in relation to individual preference based discussion where alternative treatment options are considered [ 19].

Around the country, local authorities are using technology to make consultations more enticing and encourage younger people to take part.

For example, dedicated features for banks — which may want to cater to high-wealth customers with a more personal service — or hospitals — which could make consultations and analysis easier for doctors — are some of the ideas on the horizon.

This will make consultations more structured and will lead to a more concrete action plan.

This would also make consultations less driven by patient complaints, for which we saw some evidence, and more by comprehensive health worker assessment and classifications.

Trained respondents reported that putting RT into practice was fairly easy, and that it generally made consultations with MUS patients more enjoyable, although not quicker.