After treatment, patients are transported back to their referring wards.
When a similar item has been mentioned previously, speakers tend to elaborate their referring expression in order to differentiate the two items, a phenomenon called lexical differentiation.
Patients returned to their referring program after producing at least two consecutive weeks of drug-negative urine samples and full counseling adherence.
Nearly a third of patients reported that they had not been advised by their referring practitioner that a combined orthodontic and surgical approach might be required.
Patients referred from another healthcare facility for whom their referring physicians had already worked out the cause for AMS were excluded from the study.
(3) Did the correctional agency share this assessment and case plan information with their referring community-based treatment providers, and did the providers find this information useful?
This article provides a guide on how to get off to a good start in designing and deploying surveys that can help optimize the way groups take care of their patients and help their referring physicians.
Previous studies have shown that, although it makes interpretation more lengthy, speakers include more information in their referring expressions than is strictly necessary to identify an object – they overspecify.
Once the appropriate needle position has been obtained and the short-and/or long-acting anaesthetics instilled into the appropriate site, the patient's response to the block should be documented and transmitted to their referring physician.
Patients were only chosen as controls if their referring physician, according to patient records, had classified them as HCV-negative.
Permission to contact patients was sought through their referring physician.
