Now, of course, people get referred out to [specialist children's hospital] from wherever, but that's actually relatively rare". local service provider A, interviewee 1.
Options ranged from "evaluate and manage the problem yourself" to "refer out for evaluation and management", with intermediate arrangements for combining care with specialists.
You can then be referred out.
The analyses included patients with permanent residence in the Tromsø municipality (60 086 inhabitants in 2001) referred out-of-hours from Tromsø Casualty Clinic to the acute psychiatric units at University Hospital of North Norway from January 1st through December 31st in 2001.
Postal survey of a representative sample of 801 GP/FPs in British Columbia, Canada, which enquired about level of involvement (from primarily refer out to deal with case oneself); ratings of comfort/skill with assessment/diagnosis and management; beliefs regarding psychosocial problems in children; basic demographics; and practice information.
Eligible subjects, already enlisted for EGD and colonoscopy for Iron deficiency anemia without gastrointestinal symptoms, referred from out patient clinic, admitted in ward or seen as a consult by gastroenterology service in Aga Khan University Hospital, Karachi were enrolled after informed consent.
The proportion of women referred from KMH out of those from the Trust was then calculated and applied to calculate the access rate.
Until now, up to 200 patients a year from the metropolitan region were referred to out-of-state institutions, most notably the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, for the procedure.
When the topic was the "Birther Story" (better referred from here on out by the first letters of those two words), the networks jumped right in.
Given a document d, for each analyzed policy p specified for d fields, if the policy predicate of p is not satisfied, the fields referred by p are pruned out from d.
