Sentence examples for practitioner attendance from inspiring English sources

An examination of self-reported patterns of professional and non-professional service use for mental health problems in a rural community cohort revealed relatively higher rates of general practitioner attendance for such problems compared with data from metropolitan centres.

The interventions in these studies facilitated case conferencing via strategies for building staff knowledge and motivation to undertake case conferencing, providing staff with detailed guidance for care planning, obtaining organisational and administrative support for case conferencing, and facilitating general practitioner attendance [ 33– 33].

Utilisation data for vocational rehabilitation and formal (e.g. general practitioner attendances and medication use) and informal health or social care services (e.g. community services) will be used to estimate the costs.

Bringing patients back for intermittent consultations with the exercise practitioner, or attendance at 'refresher' sessions was also suggested to assist long-term adherence and result in improved patient outcomes.

Specifically, these wishes may have been recorded as part of renewing a driver's license or passport, on registering with a general practitioner, on attendance at a pharmacy, to an automobile insurer or credit union, or via a website or by postal registration [ 48].

The catchment area is the former Norwich Health Authority, with notification of cases through general practitioners or attendance at hospitals.

20 Briefly, consecutive cases of IP are notified through general practitioners or attendance at hospital rheumatology clinics within this catchment area.

These results are mainly related to potential savings of e-prescribing (total cost of time taken by the practitioners, medical attendance, less equipment and operational costs).

In particular, CAM practitioners in attendance were very positive about the new content on pathophysiology of tobacco health effects and cessation medications.

There was evidence that regular visits to medical practitioners, including attendance for routine screening, was associated with shorter delay in patients with gynaecological cancers (uterine and cervical) (Menon et al, 1991; Coates et al, 1996) and prostate cancer (Samet et al, 1988; Fitzpatrick et al, 1998).

One may argue that the staff requirements to do telepaediatrics are greater because a regional practitioner is in attendance during the consultation as well as the specialist.