Sentence examples for nominated consultant from inspiring English sources
The research is based on a collection of literature from research questionnaires and surveys and was initially conducted by sending 130 survey questionnaires to certain nominated consultant firms in Esfahan.
An integral factor in this model is the strong collaborative relationship between the MGP midwives and a nominated consultant obstetrician.
Collaborative practice is encouraged between the MGP midwives and a nominated consultant obstetrician or with other medical colleagues.
The named consultant provides continuity of care throughout the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period with occasional cross-cover by a nominated consultant colleague.
Liam McDowell, commercial director at MagenTys, explains why he nominated consultant Lewis Magri in the Rising Star category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: In 2014, we started our first ever graduate programme and welcomed three IT graduates including Lewis.
All patients will receive a visit from a Critical Care consultant or nominated deputy, organised by the GRA for an appropriate time mutually convenient to the patient, the consultant and the patient's relative (if they wish to attend).
A lay summary will be produced by an ICU consultant or nominated member of staff and made available to patients, their relatives and relevant healthcare professionals providing a brief summary of key events that occurred during the patient's stay in intensive care.
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Inclusion criteria: adult patients with any level of palliative care needs (as determined by their hospital consultant and care team), their nominated family member(s), and healthcare professionals responsible for their care.
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7 Case notification cards are sent to nominated reporting doctors and midwives in all consultant-led obstetric units in the UK every month, with a 'nil-reporting' approach.
