Sentence examples for referral observed from inspiring English sources

The inequalities in referral observed could lead to delays in treatment and poorer outcomes.

The finding that just over one-quarter of GPs in this study had referred to a naturopath at least once over the past few years does fit within the lower levels of referral observed in previous national studies [ 14, 15].

In this case, the increased likelihood to treat uveitis with corticosteroid injections among the most recent graduates may contribute to the lower proportion of referrals observed.

This may reduce the number of related referrals observed but there is no reason to believe that recording of referrals or administration of the database would be differentially affected by patients' age, deprivation, or sex.

The Dutch referral rate of 1.5 2.5% is much lower than the 3 6% referral rates observed in other European countries and the referral rate of 10% or more in the United States (Perry et al, 2008; Dowling et al, 2010).

But if frank pathology needing referral was observed in pregnant women that needed referral (ex. bleeding placenta previa), such patients were considered curative cases and were included in the referral statistics.

Timely dialysis referral was therefore an efficient alternative for any proportion of late referral patients observed.

Reducing the RHC referral rate from 62% to 41% (ie, to a similar level as the 40% RHC referral rate observed with the ESC/ERS guidelines) increased the rate of missed PAH diagnoses to 15% (n=11) which is still lower than the 29% achieved with the ESC/ERS guidelines (table 3).

Similar trends towards referral were observed in the other cases (except for those involving financial problems).

This result proved to be independent of the proportion of late referral patients observed.

This trend is consistent with the referral patterns observed throughout the remainder of the province from 2000 to 2007.