Sentence examples for to refer access from inspiring English sources
These data more likely reflect patients' propensity to consult, the willingness of family doctors to refer, access to hospital beds and the availability of alternative facilities provided by the private sector.[ 39] Coronary heart disease is increasingly common with advancing age and has a significant impact on daily life.
Had Cormann ruled in Glencore's favour, this would have allowed it to refer the access dispute to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for arbitration and potentially allow Glencore to push for the port fees to be lowered.
HAT tests were the only form of clinical care for which displaced Dinka populations could self-refer; access to all other services was negotiated through indigenous area workers.
It was apparent that nurses encountered significant barriers to referring, including a lack of local services to refer to, poor access to group programs, transport difficulties and long waiting lists for services.
In addition, Ribot and Peluso introduce the term gaining access to refer to "the more general process by which access is established" through different means - legal or illegal ([30]: 159).
Others propose an alternative approach to define access; for example, Donabedian (1972) proposes 'proof of access' to refer to 'use of services' not whether the facility exists [ 4].
The term "food desert" is now used to refer to areas with limited access to affordable nutritious foods (62).
Few organizations provided a full array of HIV services; thus, most would have to refer clients to ensure their access to comprehensive care.
Direct access refers to service users being able to refer themselves to physiotherapy without a third-party referral.
According to the interviewees, difficulties vary according to the mechanism, and they often refer to access to specialized care.
Additionally, for patients to be able to receive telehealth services, their primary care provider needs to know how to access and refer to such a service.
