Sentence examples for refer priority from inspiring English sources

Among the members of NACHC, internists, and pediatricians, those who received <41% of their order were more likely to refer priority patients to other providers (X2 p < 0.001).

At least half of the internists and members of NACHC reported they referred priority group patients to another location for influenza immunization due to inadequate vaccine supplies; only 39% of pediatricians reported referring patients.

Most internists (80%) and federally qualified health centers (54%) reported that they had referred priority group patients to other locations to receive the influenza vaccine due to inadequate supplies.

In the fall of 2005, we found that only a little over half of internists and federally qualified health centers reported having received at least 40% of their orders and at least half of providers in all groups, except pediatricians, reported referring priority group patients to another location for influenza immunization due to inadequate vaccine supplies.

Alternatively, we refer to "priority" as the current need for treatment of each of the patients at an index time, once they are placed on a waiting list.

The "Priority: you" theme was "staring at us from the box," Ms. Sims said, referring to Priority Mail packaging, and asserts that the Postal Service's priority "is the American people, compared with our competitors, whose priority is their shareholders".

Respondents participating in the provider surveys in all groups were asked questions about their experience in ordering influenza vaccine, sources where orders were placed, proportion of orders received, if they had referred any priority group patients to another location due to inadequate vaccine supplies, and if they had encountered any further problems.

Referring to priorities that he laid out last month in a speech in Berlin, Mr. Kim said, "At the summit meeting, we will discuss the four points, and I believe we can come to agreements".

In considering management, a number of studies referred to priorities, barriers, and challenges in treating patients with OA.

In the following, we refer to the three priority groups respectively, as refusals, low priority and high priority.

Such direct appropriations, which legislators refer to as "priorities," bypass the arts council's time-consuming and competitive review process, in which a peer panel and the council's grants committee scrutinize an application before the full council deems it worthy.