Sentence examples for referral allocation from inspiring English sources

Taping of referral allocation meetings.

And those that are deemed to be routine are brought to referral allocation meeting, and we discuss them.

Non-consent by many members of the CMHTs to the recording their referral allocation meetings limits the usefulness of the data from transcripts of allocation meetings and may limit the generalisability of this aspect of the study.

Age-related barriers to palliative care referral, resource allocation, and service utilization in Canada have been reported elsewhere [ 37– 40] and may be compounded by other challenges such as disease diagnosis, and geographic location of care [ 41].

PMHWs will be able to access tier 2 and tier 3 professionals at any time urgently or non-urgently in the usual way by direct referral through a central allocation system weekly or through a daily 'duty clinician' system or an urgent on call psychiatry system, as appropriate.

To ensure an equal distribution of patients to the different SPTs, the DOMUS protocol allocates patients to relevant SPTs according to uniformed referral guidelines and geographical based allocation.

The simple presence of a mental disorder, clinically evaluated, may not be a sufficient criterion to determine the appropriateness of a referral and consequently appropriate resource allocation.

In the DOMUS trial we will, in addition to the introduction of uniformed referral guidelines and geographical based allocation, further investigate these issues by adding qualitative interviews with patients, informal caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Access to CRH beds depended on the allocation of beds and referral arrangements, not only on the number of beds.

First, PCT managers and NHS clinicians insisted, when questioned, that 'good' evidence should determine funding allocation, therapy selection and referral practices, yet their behaviour contradicted this.

This requires coordinating the allocation of resources and establishing referral pathways between NHS acute trusts as well as other providers.