Sentence examples for staff consulting from inspiring English sources

The key elements include a community clinic setting, multi-disciplinary involvement (including obstetric and allied health presence at the clinic), midwives with additional training, and staff consulting clinical guidelines for working with pregnant adolescents (e.g. sexual health, illicit drug use) [ 36].

The 81 names appeared on lists that major drug companies gave the committee's investigations subcommittee, but not on NIH's own tally of staff consulting activities.

Today, a member of Congress charged that NIH is trying to get around its own ban on staff consulting for industry by hiring an academic scientist who works with industry as an NIH consultant.

Factors evaluated for their association with pain medication prescription on first consultation included the patient's age, gender, co-morbidity, region of pain, previous consultation for musculoskeletal conditions, analgesic medication history, neighbourhood deprivation, registered practice, and staff consulted.

It was done slowly, she says, with everyone from multicultural aides to administrative staff consulted.

But each also has a chairman, elected by the inmates, with whom the staff consult closely and without whose consent little seems to happen.

The commissioners, who have to approve all deals in the end, also now insisted that staff consult them before soliciting settlement offers, apparently to avoid putting themselves in the potentially embarrassing position of rejecting penalties negotiated by the staff.

Struhs, Bush's environmental aide, told me that as the Everglades legislation took shape Bush and his staff consulted with the E.P.A. to make sure that it was legal.

Whenever there is a question of usage, the research staff consults the Oxford English Dictionary, slang guides and online databases to determine whether an expression is documented from the era and could have been plausibly uttered.

Liverpool's medical staff consulted counterparts at the Royal Ballet and with the Australia cricket team, because of the prevalence of the problem among dancers and fast bowlers, and also the Boston Red Sox in the search for a solution.

Speier's staff consulted with Erwin Chemerinsky, a constitutional scholar at the University of California, Irvine, and he declared the bill to be sound, saying, "There is no First Amendment problem with this bill.