Sentence examples for referral database from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a doctor at the first site, who claimed during interview that her decisions were based on evidence and she believed that there was insufficient evidence for complementary therapies, was the third highest referrer of the 24 doctors to the complementary therapy service, according to the referral database.

Yet on checking against the referral database, neither had referred a single patient to the service.

Parents and caregivers are invited to seek out more intensive and specialised services using the national referral database.

Over the six month period, the referral database included 1029 calls for 391 patients, of whom 18% died from conditions other than cancer.

Finally, in order to optimise treatment access for users who require more specialised or intensive face-to-face services, we developed a national referral database, which was incorporated into the programme website (http://www.ocdnotme.com.au).au

We carried out linkage of a secondary care referral database to the practice databases followed by case note review carried out by the researcher (KM) in order to find patients who had been repeatedly referred to specialists.

The scholarly article, rather than the journal, is likely to become the basic unit of formal communication in scientific disciplines; digital copies of such an article will be transmitted electronically to subscribers or, more likely, on demand to individuals and organizations who learn of its existence through referral databases and new types of alerting information services.

The digital optical disc (see above Recording media) is developing as an increasingly popular means of issuing large bodies of archival information for example, legislation, court and hospital records, encyclopaedias and other reference works, referral databases, and libraries of computer software.

To identify professionals using the services, we used referral databases.

Using realist evaluation, data collection included documentation (e.g. referral databases), 15 observations of services and interviews with 43 family carers and 105 professionals.

Documentary data included: service evaluations, funding bids, minutes of meetings (e.g. of the steering group overseeing the development of the service at site one), e-mails from PCT managers and referral databases of the services.