That would've led to an office referral and perhaps suspensions.
The school also employs three case managers who work to alleviate conflicts that crop up in classrooms before they become office referrals.
In the year after CPRAT researchers began coming to recess, the number of office referrals from recess dropped significantly, as did suspensions (which were usually given based on recess behavior).
Various staff members (medical office assistant, referral clerk) review referrals to determine patient appropriateness and urgency and to identify any missing information.
This information, in turn, will allow clinicians to provide counseling to patients (in-office or referral to a diabetes education program) and initiate necessary changes in patient treatment regimens.
Her office makes referrals to the complexes.
While at most independent one-office real-estate agencies the agents still personally recommend local services to clients, many national agencies, as well as larger Long Island-based brokerage firms with a number of offices, are establishing referral programs and hiring employees trained in dealing with utility companies, contractors and moving companies to run them.
At Thailand's Bumrungrad International Hospital, Watson is being used to improve cancer treatments through a program developed jointly with New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering, which will also be deployed at referral offices in 16 countries that feed into the Bangkok hospital.
The next year, in answer to complaints that black soldiers in Germany were being discriminated against by landlords of off-base housing, he set up a housing referral office to combat the problem.
Fisher tries to dispel the commonly held belief that shrewd keywords win over the hearts and minds of reviewers and officials: "The referral office uses more than just the title or description to make assignments," she enlightens, "so there is no point in trying to direct assignments by judicious word choices".
