Sentence examples for structured consultation from inspiring English sources

The first is structured consultation with the relevant patient community about the risks and benefits of particular placebo-controlled surgical trials.

By using a mail-in questionnaire, this method made possible a structured consultation process without the participants having to meet.

GPs felt that a structured consultation and follow-up in a multidisciplinary team might help to increase compliance/adherence.

First, we argue that structured consultation with the relevant patient community might provide valuable information to IRBs weighing up the risks and benefits of particular PCSTs.

The annual chronic disease check-up is a structured consultation dealing with the status and progression of the disease and the disease-specific risk factors.

Conclusions A structured consultation programme for patients with osteoarthritis of the knee resulted in short term improvement in weight loss and time spent on physical activity.

Multilingual elderly healthcare differs in characteristics from primary and acute healthcare as it mainly concerns less structured activities in longstanding contacts with ageing people, possibly with impaired hearing, in contrast to highly structured consultations in primary healthcare delivered in a limited time frame.

Interventions A comprehensive self management programme as an adjunct to usual care, consisting of four tailored sessions with ongoing telephone support by a practice nurse; routine monitoring as an adjunct to usual care, consisting of 2-4 struconsultationstations a year with a practice nurse; or usual care alone (contacts with the general practitioner at the patients' own initiative).

The ComOn-Coaching-Checklist consists of 13 items covering the beginning of consultation, ending of consultation, structuring consultation, addressing emotions and general communication skills items and can be used to rate oncological consultations (Table  1).

Compounding this, in a study by our group, doctors, particularly trainees, have reported their lack of confidence in structuring consultations.

Although communication guidelines are generally considered useful, especially for structuring consultations, their usefulness is impaired by lack of flexibility and applicability to practice routines.