Sentence examples for terms of consultation from inspiring English sources

Wards said he's been "running around trying to consult as many people as I can", including Indigenous artists, but that "in terms of consultation, this is just the beginning.

At least in terms of consultation, cough headache is the most frequent, accounting for 70% of provoked headaches.

The participants completed this questionnaire online and no restriction was imposed in terms of consultation with other colleagues or looking up literature.

We purposefully sampled and recruited five sites in Bristol in that varied in terms of consultation type: 3 GP practices, 1 walk-in centre and 1 GP out-of-hours service.

In terms of consultation characteristics (table 3) and CARE scores, we found significant but weak associations between CARE score and self-reported consultation length (Spearman's rho 0.128, p < 0.001), knowing the doctor (Spearman's rho 0.103, p < 0.001), and the number of problems the patient discussed (Spearman's rho 0.073, p < 0.05).

The age of patients attending these consultations ranged from 16 to 93 years (mean age = 54.9 years, SD = 18.2), 447 patients (57.8 %) were female, and 391 patients (51%%) rated their overall health as good or very good (Table  1).> In terms of consultation characteristics, the length of consultations ranged from 1 to 50 min (mean consultation length = 13 min, SD = 7.6 min).

But the rankings are pretty low in terms of hospital beds and doctors per capita, and in terms of consultations.

And that demand is set to get worse according to research released earlier this month by the RCGP, which revealed that funding for general practice in England is due to fall by 17% in real terms by 2017/18, while patient demand in terms of consultations are set to rise by 69m to 409m a year.

Furthermore, TB patients are given top priority in terms of consultations with the medical practitioners.

The trouble is that the terms of the consultation preclude any genuine consultation; the assumption is that spending is bad, the state needs to be smaller, nothing is more important than a triple A credit rating, and the British way of life has to change.

For a national inquiry to be done right, she says, it needs to start with the women and it needs broad terms of reference fleshed out in consultation with indigenous women and organizations of all shapes and sizes across the country.