Moreover, almost all enhancement cases were internal patients, not ones referred from the community.
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In one case referred from the community, the diagnosis was suggested by an oncologist's secretary on receiving a request from a GP for an early outpatient appointment.
The first interface is the outward hospital interface, which is the transition from hospital to residential intermediate care-home services, while the second one refers to the transition from intermediate to long-term care.
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The latter one refers to compound events resulting from the overtaking of successive ICMEs which can include both magnetic clouds and non-cloud ejecta.
Would an upfront, multispecialty consultation make more sense than the present system, with patients referred from one doctor to another when the usual treatments don't work?
Being referred from one place to another, however, leads to a gap between expectations and reality.
Participants were subsequently referred from one specialist to another: 'it was the cardiac specialist, respiratory specialist, Warfarin specialist, radiographer, a case conference' [PF29 26].
More often however, patients were blindly referred from one site to another with little explanation of how the individual parts of the system worked together.
