Sentence examples for straightforward consultation from inspiring English sources

One new patient, an elderly man with puffy eyes and tough, squared hands said to me, at the end of a seemingly straightforward consultation, "whilst I am here doc...".

Winefield et al. classified the appointments according to transcribed consultations (43% of the consultations straightforward, 33% psychosocial, and 24% complex) [ 18].

"This consultation is relatively straightforward – only asking which factors should be in the core formula, which no one really disagrees on," he said.

However, as Deveugele et al [ 7] noted, determining the length of face-to-face consultation is not straightforward (e.g. because of different operational definitions for the start and end times adopted by different researchers).

CONSULTATION If you want straightforward advice — like, "Is it time to move my mother to a nursing home?" — set up a consultation.

Tier 0 ("curbside") consultations are relatively straightforward inquiries for which existing documents or other available resources are sufficient to answer the question.

The cases were to be based on symptoms that are known to present frequently on the telephone to out of hours centres, 7 16 and the care advice given as an outcome of the telephone consultation needed to be straightforward.

For example, question prompt lists have been used quite widely, but their actual implementation in consultations is not always straightforward and their rates of success do vary.

Complex consultations are usually longer than straightforward ones [ 18, 19].

Case finding for depression exemplifies what happens when attempts are made to fit apparently straightforward but deceptively complex interventions into primary care consultations and systems.

After consultation with the natural hazard prevention stakeholders, a straightforward linear run with a threshold beeline distance of 50 km is suggested.