For me, these adventures in "maintenance," as it is often referred, are less motivated by my on- camera appearance as an actress, but primarily because I have seen the future, and by that I mean my mother's beautiful face.
Lowering the diagnostic threshold also increased the number of patients with type 2 myocardial infarction or myocardial injury referred to the cardiologists for further investigation, although the proportion of patients referred was less than for type 1 myocardial infarction and the use of therapies for myocardial infarction was unchanged.
The religious tradition to which the rabbi referred is the less-than-200-year-old Reform theology.
Patients who are referred are prescribed less medication and are often referred at the first consultation with their GP.
We found that the probability of being referred were 20% less for patients with the longest travel time (Table 2).
And even many full-on admirers of Le Corbusier's work — and I am one — would acknowledge that the blind spot Cohen refers to is less in the scholarship than in the architecture itself and even more in the polemical theory that Le Corbusier produced to promote his buildings.
Some analyses of cost-effectiveness have used prices as a surrogate for cost, which may be valid from the perspective of the patient or referring clinician, but is less helpful from the perspective of the healthcare provider.
In another study, referred women were less satisfied with their birth experience and this was more pronounced for Dutch than for Belgian women [ 3].
Joseph Wendelken, of the Rhode Island Health Department, said that, because of Rhode Island's small size, "what is generally referred to as telehealth is less common in our state". Rhode Islanders, he noted, are generally located within an hour's drive of first-class medical centers with topflight specialists.
This may suggest that physicians and referring labs are less able to make appropriate referrals for MOT than would be advisable.
