Since ARI was the most common condition for referrals, on one hand, it is encouraging that ARI cases are expected to be referred without delay, because if children are not treated promptly and appropriately, ARI can easily develop into severe, life-threatening pneumonia.
An instructor who did his referrals on a one-to-one basis thought this approach was best because participants were often self-conscious and organised group sessions might result in them 'being singled out by other members'.
In addition, the overall effect of one or more referrals on the level of functioning was investigated, patients with no referral served as the control group.
Midwives used the PSI for one month and recorded any referrals on the form.
Referrals (on a monthly basis) are now about one-third of what they were at the peak of Reader referral power in August 2010.
Notably referring only five to six patients for the manipulation package, on average will yield one additional improvement at three months, and, using the most conservative of our estimates, eight to nine referrals, on average will yield additional improvement at one year.
While TIPS focused on enhancing mental health literacy on the one hand and making FES more rapidly responsive to referrals on the other, it took for granted the existing institutional structures that defined the pathways within which patients and caregivers sought care.
The referrals on his résumé include the Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger, the Raiders' Matt Leinart, and one of this year's leading Heisman Trophy contenders, U.S.C.'s Matt Barkley.
