Sentence examples for relevant signposting from inspiring English sources

They then suggested that further information on symptom management and relevant signposting should be given in short modules, over a number of consultations.

We inhabit a world that has passed through the industrial socialist era and is emerging on the other side of it, dazed, disorientated and in search of new and more relevant signposts towards modern social justice and liberty.

Participants also suggested that if services sent forms out before appointments, they could avoid putting people on the spot; that departments and relevant signposts within healthcare facilities could be colour coded; and that technology could now be used to provide interactive audio and visual information and instructions.

Assistant Chief Constable Paul Netherton said: "We will be tweeting a snapshot of the calls we receive, together with crime prevention advice and signposting relevant agencies during key times on Friday night.

When a perpetrator is identified and a sex worker is willing to report the incident, the scheme supports them through the process and improves their access to justice by signposting to relevant services.

"We want to reach everyone and I encourage you to visit the new Cymru'n Cofio Wales Remembers 1914-1918 wherete where you will find information about events, projects and funding, and signposting services relevant to activities in Wales".

In England the aim of adult social services provided by CASSRs is to enable people to live independent lives in the community as far as possible, this is done through signposting to relevant organizations, individual assessment and/or publicly funded provision or commissioning of services for people who meet mainly low income eligibility criteria.

Retaining a copy of the manual and CD provides an opportunity to revisit valued aspects of the therapy and adapt caring approaches to current challenges, while signposting to relevant voluntary organisations has been shown to be helpful 24 and empowered the participants in our study to seek help elsewhere, providing help as circumstances changed.

The overall cost of the scheme is some £700m, which is likely to include the cost of any refinement to IT systems to deliver and process the assessments and signpost other relevant benefits for claimants.

For example, you might think "alphabet post" would be a phrase Keane wants to advertise against, because the word "signpost" is relevant to his business.

Moreover, from the viewpoint of a clinician having to decide about the management of an older patient, guidelines would need to be clearly signposted as relevant for older people rather than requiring extraction from general text about management.