referral
ਰੈਫਰਲ
definition
noun
Peters and Wade reviewed 2038 referrals to the Auckland Court Liaison Service over a two year period.
an act of referring someone or something for consultation, review, or further action.
example
The assessment of ‘red flags’ will identify the small number of patients who need 'referral' for an urgent surgical opinion.
More than half of cancer patients requiring an urgent 'referral' are having to wait longer than two months.
No effect of 'referral' from medical or social service providers was detected.
As I have said, National supports this bill's 'referral' to a select committee.
Your most important task is to detect potentially serious ocular presentations for immediate 'referral' of the patient to an ophthalmologist and treatment.
Visual impairment or globe injury warrants immediate 'referral' .
So New Zealand First will support this bill's 'referral' to the select committee.
These patients may require specialist gastroenterological 'referral' .
As the previous speaker has said, National supports this legislation and its 'referral' to the Regulations Review Committee.
If the findings at that point are positive, an orthopedic 'referral' is needed.
We selected patients by examining all 'referral' letters to the hospital's gastroenterology outpatient clinics and open access endoscopy service.
It was made very clear that a similar action after qualification would be likely to result in 'referral' to the General Medical Council.
Patients with critical limb ischaemia require urgent 'referral' to a vascular surgeon.
Being aware of this very substantial fall in hysterectomies is important and may be helpful in counselling patients before 'referral' .
Self 'referral' to a clinic is an easier option.
This review explains how general practitioners can approach the first level of diagnosis and warn patients about what lies ahead after 'referral' to a specialist.
Initial 'referral' to a review pharmacist included a copy of the patient's discharge letter.
Ocular involvement should prompt immediate 'referral' to an ophthalmologist.
Consecutive patients whose 'referral' letters gave no reason for exclusion were considered provisionally eligible.
On a normal school day, about 35 children attend the pupil 'referral' unit.
There was no evidence that subsequent hospital management was influenced as a result of better investigation by doctors before 'referral' .
The report also said many GPs had difficulty identifying which patients needed urgent 'referral' to hospital cancer services.
Talk to your doctor about getting a 'referral' to a genetic specialist.
But it falls short of imposing any sanctions on him, which could have included 'referral' to the General Medical Council.
Specialty 'referral' is warranted for suspected complications and inpatient detoxification programs should be considered.
Peters and Wade reviewed 2038 'referrals' to the Auckland Court Liaison Service over a two year period.
We are seeing around 25,000 outpatients a year and 'referrals' continue to rise.
The authority is now receiving about 80 'referrals' a quarter, including doctors working in primary care.
Lots of our 'referrals' come from health visitors, professionals, social services and children's centres.
Anyway, here are some of the latest search engine 'referrals' .
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