The doctor may request examination by a specialist in case he deems it necessary to exclude illnesses or handicaps stated in the respective governmental regulation.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare reported a total of 12,131 victims, including 130 fatalities by June 9th 1956; however, a number of unregistered patients were not included in the above figure [ 20], because most physicians did not request examination of urine or hair for arsenic, which was a tedious procedure at the time.
This system provided web based access to requested and archived images and was implemented together with a new (but separate) system for requesting examinations.
If the requested examination is totally unfit to answer the clinical question, the radiologist is to contact the referring clinician.
so the requested examination is "routine" and performed often.
A visit to a pediatrician with a home-born baby, planned or not, may turn into a police interrogation instead of the requested examination of the baby.
Factors reflecting different aspects of accessibility could influence migration, e.g. that the requested examination is not available in the patient's home county, or that waiting times or travelling distances are shorter in a neighbouring county.
(FGD Hainaut, Non Users) I think that we can coordinate most of the requests for examinations and request adequately, but that the geriatrician has somehow the final responsibility, supervises and that he gives us feedback on the final report.
GPs' rights to request radiological examinations should be however similar to those enjoyed by hospital specialists.
After the first reports on detection of the parasites in foxes during 1995 (4 ; Figure), physicians started to request laboratory examinations for AE in persons with liver lesions, suspicious clinical symptoms, or both.
