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There was also evidence that some insurers took referral fees of up to £400 a time for using favoured repairers and hire companies.
Many cross-site baseline differences disappeared when we took referral source into account, but not all.
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Since the A&E was usually staffed by only one senior physician-who, besides supervising residents, also answered phone calls from primary care, held seminars, took referrals, and made rounds on inpatient wards-such consultation typically delayed care further.
Our friends at the Gadgetwise blog have offered a roundup of Web sites that review these apps (and don't take referral fees from the manufacturers).
(Citizens Medical has since admitted that statement was made in error, and said the hospital does not take referral patterns into account in privilege reappointments).
We started a special needs day centre and take referrals from the whole province.
Not exactly — Mr. Olivier takes referrals from boldfaced hotels like the Hotel Victor, Setai, Shore Club and Delano.
But more charities are now taking referrals from GPs and managing the care and support for these patients.
Bed managers, who are usually senior nurses, started taking referrals from GPs, and this worked to a degree.
It take referrals from across the Northern Territory, mostly through communities but some through government welfare departments, NT corrections and police.
The service can potentially work from any surgery in England, and can take referrals from anywhere including community mental health teams and individuals themselves.
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