Sentence examples for needs and referring from inspiring English sources

Health professionals, including GPs and hospital nurses, could play a crucial part in identifying carers with support needs and referring them on for help.

This is the same as Task 1, in terms of assessing patient needs and referring them to resources, except that it occurs in person in our clinic waiting room rather than by telephone.

The CJMHLD seeks to strengthen multidisciplinary partnership working, identifying mental health needs and referring individuals to treatment and support services.

The housing association refuge turns away women with complex needs and refers them onto the unfunded specialists.

Task 2: Call patients with upcoming appointments; assess and document their needs; and refer them to resources that address their needs.

Theresa May has made it one of her main domestic policy priorities and has suggested that every secondary school could assign a teacher to help pupils with mental health needs and refer them on to NHS services.

7. Folyo: A platform that connects businesses with a network of freelancers and influencers who review their needs and refer them to different freelancers who might be right for the job.

She works for the Centre for the Protection of Children in Belgrade, an institution locally known as Zvecanska, and collaborates with the city authorities' Centre for Social Work, which identifies a family in need and refers them to the Family Outreach service.

We follow the convention of referring to the percentage of women with an unmet need plus the percentage currently using contraception (representing 'met need') as demand for FP, and referring to the percentage of women using contraception divided by the percentage of women with demand for FP as the proportion of demand satisfied.

We used the dynamics of FGDs to facilitate critical exploration of the PHC staff's views on challenges and needs related to identifying and referring suspected cases of childhood TB.

"GPs play a critical role in early diagnosis; knowing when symptoms need to be investigated and referring patients promptly for tests, as well as making sure patients get test results quickly".