Sentence examples for presentations to general from inspiring English sources

A semi-quantitative study in Australia reported that additional daily presentations to general practice surgeries would be 20-200 persentations per day [ 3].

Patellofemoral pain syndrome, or idiopathic pain arising from the anterior knee, 1 is one of the most common musculoskeletal presentations to general practice 2 and sports medicine clinics.

After a peak in 1993 1994, there appears to have been a gradual decline in new asthma presentations to general practitioners, which is mirrored by a similar decline in acute bronchitis presentations.

In practice, while this generally held true, there was also a considerable amount of 'noise' in the data, particularly from the very common presentations to general practice, such as hypertension and depression, which were recorded as being referred to a surgical specialist in a very small number of cases.

Now, "I can't sleep, doctor" is a common presentation to general practice, and, is often punctuated with "can I have something to help me sleep?" Although over 10 million prescriptions are issued for sleeping tablets every year in England, sleeping tablets are not panaceas to poor sleep.

The date of the first presentation to general practice was missing for a single patient with a CNS tumour.

The DI was defined as the time from the first presentation to general practice to the date of diagnosis (Weller et al, 2012).

Policy and research focus should be broadened to include strategies for direct intervention and on-going involvement by GPs, such as using their core skills during consultations and practice systems for monitoring families and encouraging presentation to general practice.

Several policies aimed at expediting the diagnosis of cancer after presentation to general practitioners chiefly emphasise either 'knowledge mobilisation' interventions (e.g., reminding primary care physicians of the possibility of cancer diagnosis during consultations), or enabling of greater access to endoscopy or imaging investigations (Department of Health, 2012; Hamilton et al, 2013).

Coaches range from those with specific goals (some are dubbed "speech doctors," working exclusively on polishing presentations) to the general (offering to "optimize your performance").

The 20 OW, in addition to supervising and guiding the female PHE and barbers, also conducted 47 presentations to the general public and 218 programs for local community groups (e.g., youth groups, farmers groups, and factory workers), which reached an estimated 17 500 people.