Sentence examples for redirected patients from inspiring English sources

The Worcestershire acute hospitals NHS trust did that 65 times – more than any other trust – though it redirected patients between the A&Es at the two hospitals it runs, in Worcester and Redditch.

The new thought patterns may have redirected patients from their usual anxiety provoking thoughts, thus leading to more calm [ 26].

A Neptune-based health maintenance organization that canceled at least two surgeries at hospitals where anesthesiologists refused a pay cut and redirected patients to hospitals whose doctors had agreed to lower fees will be fined as much as $500,000, state health officials announced yesterday.

There are no statistics available to indicate how many redirected patients, if any, were sent back to the EDs, either on the day of redirection or the few days thereafter, for the same medical complaint.

So, citing personal beliefs, a Scientologist could refuse to provide someone with psychiatric medications, a vegetarian could choose not to dispense medicines with animal components, and Jehovah's Witnesses are allowed to redirect patients who are prescribed blood-based treatments.

Pink billboards have gone up around Austin and other major cities in Texas advertising the Healthy Texas Women program, which does not provide abortion services and is explicitly intended to redirect patients from Planned Parenthood, yet sixty thousand fewer women are enrolled in the program than were enrolled in the Medicaid Women's Health Program in 2011, before Planned Parenthood was excluded.

Immunotherapy seeks to redirect patients' highly individual immune systems to target, detect, and destroy cancer cells.

Efforts to redirect patients away from busy A&E departments will not work, doctors have said - as a new study shows most need to be seen there.

Additionally, our findings emphasize the importance of the existence of a perceived trustworthy alternative, rather than the mere reliance on demand-side measures, in order to successfully redirect patients towards more cost-effective settings.

The authors suggest a primary care in-house clinic at the hospital which could accept patients on a next-day appointment basis for certain conditions, and they also suggest creating a mechanism to redirect patients to primary care facilities by helping them make next day appointments.

Every doctor agreed that it was important to redirect patients so that they focused on the shared goal of treatment.