Sentence examples for special referral from inspiring English sources

Fast access to a visit was allowed by 41 centres (31.7%, 33 covered by the national health system and 15 in private practice; in 16 cases a special referral of the GP certifying the urgency was requested).

The national health department also operates the San Lazaro Hospital, a special referral tertiary hospital that is situated within its compound.

Subsequently, at recruitment, parents/guardians of child contacts aged ≤5 years were requested to go to the local health clinic to get preventive therapy and a special referral form was completed and given to them for this.

They also mentioned that they refer all suspected cases of HIV to the treatment centre using special referral forms, and they also document their activities in registers provided by the centre.

In addition, special referral cards were given to female community health volunteers to deliver the card to women with positive test results and either wanting to continue their pregnancy or terminate it.

Similarly, through a Boston pilot program called Breathe Easy at Home, any health care provider who treats someone with asthma and finds out there may be asthma triggers in the housing environment can make a special referral to the housing department of the Boston Public Health Commission.

The study was conducted prospectively in the context of routine examinations of new patients who presented consecutively to eye clinics, without special referrals.

All of the participating institutions have vaccine services, which are part of a special vaccine referral network through which products not available at the routine immunization services (such as the pneumococcal polysaccharide) are provided.

Similar results from an evaluation of special needs referral in a large Head Start programme showed that children with emotional or behavioural problems were less likely to be referred for assessment [ 28].

SchoolStat has attracted the financial backing of influential organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which spent $268,000 this year on consultants to start a version called EdStat in the District of Columbia's Office of the State Superintendent of Education to monitor federal grant use, special education referrals and programs for low-performing schools.

To test whether a language screener administered during early childhood predicts special education referrals and placement in middle childhood.