Sentence examples for set of consultations from inspiring English sources
The evidence suggests that approach is half right: releasing such information helps, but it seems often to be most effective when it is directed at professionals rather than punters, and when it focuses on individuals rather than institutions.Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, recently launched a set of consultations on what he calls the "information revolution" in the National Health Service.
4 This paper focuses on the set of consultations where one or more companions were present.
In the second set of consultations the practitioners were asked to deploy the software during the consultation if they decided to refer the patient.
14 We have developed a primary care Symptoms Clinic for patients with multiple MUS, which comprises a structured set of consultations with a specially trained GP with special interest.
To take a concrete example: We had identified nutrigenomics as a problem and its importance was ratified through a set of consultations with experts and attendance at the First International Nutrigenomics Meeting in Amsterdam in 2001.
For this, a purposive set of consultations (N = 17) was selected from a database of videotaped consultations of Dutch GPs, which were recorded as part of a video-observation study performed by NIVEL in 2007 - 2008 [ 30].
Lastly, shared decision making does not guarantee lower resource use 24; greater involvement of patients in deciding their care will require a new set of consultation skills as well as a better range of decision aids.
Three independent 'gold standard' sets of consultation records were used to train, test and validate the algorithm (figure 2).
The videotaped consultations were selected from a larger data set of 2368 consultations.
We reported to have reached saturation after 17 consultations, because we did not find any new context factor in the last set of five consultations we observed, which is an acceptable criterion for this purpose [ 36].
Morgan's remarks came as she announced a set of policy consultations, including a possible return to national tests for seven-year-olds in order to measure progress, as well as an effort to push schools towards the government's favoured English baccalaureate courses at GCSE.
