Sentence examples for specialists availability from inspiring English sources

Among secondary care specialists, availability of training was reported by 84%% (although only by 44%% in Italy), among GPs by two thirds (although only by half of them in Germany and Spain and by 40%% in the UK) and by 55%% among SHS experts.

Specialist availability was provided on site for 12 hours but was also available after hours if needed.

Moreover, factors other than specialist availability may influence the need for hospitalization in IBD patients.

In regional and urban areas specialist availability was also a challenge.

Level 3 Trauma Centres are characterised by having less than full specialist availability, but full resources for resuscitation, and ICU.

This is in line with studies suggesting that the awareness of specialist availability by PCPs affects their referral decisions.

Related to time since immigration, for example, Canadian-born respondents more frequently reported difficulty with specialist availability (45.2%) than immigrants living in the country for more than 10 years (33.7%) or new Canadians (30.0%).

Identifying "trans-friendly" colleagues for referral outside of one's scope of practice was difficult, both for lack of knowledge regarding specialist availability, and for concern regarding colleagues' sensitivity.

40 The picture is mixed in terms of higher physician to patient ratio influencing ED attendance as one study 35 showed that high family physician availability was associated with greater ED use, although this study included areas with low specialist availability, which could limit access to more intensive management of ambulatory care sensitive conditions.

Professional and/or practical support by colleagues, local specialist services, availability of a specialist consultant or consultation team, as well as 24/7 on-call service, preferably by a local (children's) inpatient service were wanted.

While outside the scope of this paper, it would be reasonable for countries to ensure optimal training (and specialist) job availability to capture those newly graduating doctors interested in psychiatry.