Sentence examples for request for referral from inspiring English sources

(Parliament approved the request for referral) Wednesday: I believe we should debate this Titley report briefly today.

However, the insights provided by those who we did speak to have furthered our understanding of why patients are not being seen and, although not an aim of the study, the request for referral for specialist follow-up from a significant proportion of those we spoke to is a positive outcome of this work.

We are also mindful that a patient's positive attitudes to treatment may have an influential effect on their perceived benefits and compliance [ 18] and the potential for a greater number of patients in this sample (through their presentation and possible request for referral to physiotherapy) to hold more strongly with beliefs related hands-on practice and intervention.

Well, on three occasions already, those seeking to impose on us their vision of ethics and morality - and the rapporteur is one of them - have delayed and are still delaying the adoption of this regulation: in committee, in the informal trialogue - as my fellow Member, Mrs Roth-Behrendt pointed out just now - and perhaps again on Wednesday, I fear, with a request for referral of the report.

The Maternal Fetal Medicine and Obstetric Medicine Clinics at the study site triage approximately 20 requests for referral daily.

This clinic receives approximately twenty requests for referral daily from local area doctors and obstetricians-gynaecologists (there are no self-referrals).

Susan Eubanks, associate executive director of the National Board for Certified Counselors in Greensboro, N.C., says the number of requests for referrals has shot up to about 300 a month today from 30 to 40 eight years ago.

But if done consistently, that adds up to 250 requests for referrals, 50 networking events attended, and 12 speeches given over the course of a year.

Therefore GPs often ignored the patients' repeated requests for referrals to an orthopaedic specialist.

The informants also claimed that the requests for referrals for abortion were uncommon occurrences in their practices.

Recruitment could be made more difficult if gatekeepers were overwhelmed by requests for referrals or when CSOs and studies were in competition for a particular population group.