Sentence examples for referral again from inspiring English sources

Now, promise yourself you'll never ask for a "referral" again! 2. Get over your fear and ask!

One of the advantages of this index is that it reflects coordination of care arising when one provider refers a patient to another provider who takes the patient referral again.

Finally, they were asked to read the vignettes presented at the first meeting and to answer the same questions for each vignette concerning identification of the existence of some mental health problems and the need for referral, again teachers were not asked to identify the individual conditions.

Although Blinkist lacks substantial referral data — again because of platform limitations for its apps — "we do survey our users frequently and we are used by avid book readers, not by people who want to read books less".

This is particularly true in relation to implementation research on large programmes within health services, in some of which alcohol interventions are integrated within other health-care needs, and referral is again becoming more prominent in brief interventions 70, 71, 74– 81.

All advisers at my place of work and most in the district have been given mid-year review statements (on which performance-related pay is based) which include a target to achieve 6% DMA referrals, although again this has been widely denied".

In 2002 new referrals had again increased to 100713 of a total volume of 281904 out-patient consultations (data not shown), still a reduction of 2.8% from 1995.

Such findings suggest that some type of standardization might produce more precise and structured referrals that again would improve the prioritization processes.

For young people who are already receiving mental health services at home, it can also be difficult to access the same level of support at university without having to go through referral and assessment again.

Furthermore, a subgroup analysis revealed that a large number of patients who were initially deemed unresectable at smaller hospitals would have been resectable at a large tertiary referral center, which again promotes the concept of patient centralization in pancreatic surgery.

Once again these referrals came almost exclusively from geneticists within clinical genetics and/or pediatrics departments and included nine referrals from members of the ESDN panel.