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1 d a marker of the individual's propensity to consult.

2 ber of independent sources that agents could consult.

3 fer depending on the type of specialist they consult.

4 ts increased the breadth and volume of total consults.

5 sibility of TON and prioritize ophthalmology consults.

6 ite guidelines for clinical trials were also consulted.

7 provider comments from chart data were also consulted.

8 are, the physicians of all parties should be consulted.

9 ital, and the general surgery department was consulted.

10 , and pharmaceutical manufacturers were also consulted.

11 l information on whether the living will was consulted.

12 3.0 mg/dl, at which time a nephrologist was consulted.

13 tutes of Health, and study authors were also consulted.

14 Representatives from African countries were consulted.

15 round, by team discussion or methodologists' consulting.

16 lel, two-arm, randomised trial, patients who consulted 137 primary care physicians in England were sc

17 y payments for research (25 of 241 [10.4%]), consulting (145 of 921 [15.7%]), honoraria (14 of 11 [12

18 A minority had a palliative care consult (15%) or ethics consult (4%) while in the ICU.

19 .3%) or clinical examination and/or surgical consult (18.1%) consistent with BI-RADS, but some were r

20 ad a palliative care consult (15%) or ethics consult (4%) while in the ICU.

21 es to physician initiation of a psychosocial consult (56%).

22 ose with a referral, to attend an orthopedic consult (61% versus 50%).

23 and less likely to receive a palliative care consult (70.4% vs 43.4%; p < 0.05) than missed opportuni

24 r for speaking (82% of those interviewed) or consulting (75%) or if the researcher had received royal

25 .7%) or clinical examination and/or surgical consult (9.0%), but many were recommended for additional

26 y payments for research (49 of 462 [10.6%]), consulting (96 of 610 [15.7%]), honoraria (3 of 47 [6.4%

27 symptom was serious', or who did not wait to consult a doctor for another reason were at significantl

28 95% CI, 1.7 to 3.3]) and were more likely to consult a nephrologist (absolute risk difference, 0.15%

29 men in the United States would be advised to consult a physician before exercise.

30 uld assess each family's spiritual needs and consult a spiritual advisor if desired by the family.

31 ture ophthalmic researchers are suggested to consult a statistician and to follow some guidelines suc

32 Persons who had private health coverage, consulted a doctor because the 'symptom was serious', or

33 More consulted a doctor before admission to hospital, which d

34 Participants were 1328 children who consulted a GP for NSPS in 2009 (cases), 3980 controls w

35 for NSPS in 2009 (cases), 3980 controls who consulted a GP in 2009 but not for NSPS, plus parents of

36 death, whereas those who received usual care consulted a PC clinician upon request.

37 0% with moderate, and 48% with severe FI had consulted a physician for FI in the past year.

38 ed men had never used mood-altering drugs or consulted a psychiatrist before the age of 50.

39 rom 21 experts in adrenal incidentalomas and consulted a systematic review of medical literature on t

40 three-quarters of all cases, households had consulted a traditional medical practitioner.

41 In 1792, a priest in Germany consulted a young doctor about a buried corneal foreign

42 the phase value for two of these was made by consulting a cross-correlation of the experimental densi

43 of them do so inappropriately without first consulting a doctor.

44 ror in calculating a particular NMR shift by consulting a similar molecule for which the error in the

45 and then analyzed by a computer program that consults a database of SWCNT spectral parameters.

46 ntensive care unit should seriously consider consulting adolescent patients about the direction of th

47 Subsamples were created according to time to consult after admission.

48 In the third case, the patient was not consulted after his clinical situation changed.

49 fter regular project updates, they should be consulted again to confirm that findings are appropriate

50 range, $250-$20, 000 per year), 33% involved consulting agreements between researcher and sponsor (ra

51 estigators from having stock, stock options, consulting agreements, or decision-making positions invo

52 clinical entity, ophthalmologists are often consulted along the way toward diagnosis.

53 74% were instructed to consult an allergologist for adequate diagnosis.

54 This study assesses the need to consult an ENT specialist for evaluation and treatment r

55 shearwaters and thus the view that seabirds consult an olfactory map to guide them across seascapes.

56 While on EMB, 97 (42%) patients consulted an opthalmologist and 24 (10%) stopped EMB at

57 Subsequently, she consulted an otolaryngologist, who pursued further diagn

58 ether or not the plastic surgery service was consulted and any additional treatment that service inst

59 d CT with the number of different physicians consulted and mortality.

60 ion coefficient between number of physicians consulted and rates of high-intensity use of head CT was

61 l Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity was consulted and recommended that the main conclusions of t

62 ey developed and implemented strategies with consulting and legal firms to access the IOM proceedings

63 travel, speakers bureaus, ghostwriting, and consulting and research contracts.

64 nt visits decreased, whereas palliative care consults and enrollment in hospice increased.

65 27) included financial ties (eg, employment, consulting) and performance of key scientific roles (ie,

66 The model has been validated, is widely consulted, and has been shown to influence patient choic

67 es and licenses, grants, services other than consulting, and honoraria.

68 attending physicians, electronics, nursing, consults, and room changes were less common (collectivel

69 Nineteen percent of consulting arrangements involved over 10,000 dollars, 23

70 The most commonly specified conflicts were consulting arrangements, contracts/grants, and investmen

71 should be aware of PGD to be able to better consult at-risk families on their reproductive choices.

72 legal; (3) risk management personnel must be consulted before life-sustaining medical treatment may b

73 ted to the impact of FI on QOL and physician-consulting behavior.

74 rk using a Ganzfeld system (RETIport; Roland Consult, Brandenburg, Germany); pupil diameter was measu

75 Patients at tertiary centers were more often consulted by a cardiologist (OR, 8.6 [5.0-15]), had an e

76 nontraditional medicine practitioners, were consulted by only 10% (9 of 90) of those who practiced C

77 The general practitioner consulted by the patient before coming to our outpatient

78 ation, as viewed from the perspective of the consulting clinical cardiologist.

79 Physicians do not consult colleagues often about these requests.

80 We reviewed reference lists of articles and consulted content experts.

81 hand searches, reviewed bibliographies, and consulted context experts to ensure completeness.

82 The PubMed and MD Consult databases were searched in a similar fashion.

83 The degree to which a system is consulted depends on the amount of perceived new, action

84 rom the diet of these children without first consulting doctors.

85 ther cell-based products, and they should be consulted early during development.

86 nditions are a common reason for patients to consult emergency department (ED) physicians.

87 conducted a manual bibliography review, and consulted experts in the field.

88 hand-searched references and citations, and consulted experts to identify studies assessing the asso

89 of studies of the clinical examination, and consulting experts.

90 dies, reviews, and editorials, as well as by consulting experts; unpublished studies on ClinicalTrial

91 Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), and we consult extensively with life science researchers to fin

92 The consulted family member was 0.894 times less likely to g

93 s relating to the interviewer as well as the consulted family member.

94 Speaker fees (31.7%), consulting fees (21.6%), and research payments (16.5%) c

95 esearchers to receive speaking fees (81%) or consulting fees (82%) from the company.

96 , categorized as general payments (including consulting fees and food and beverage), ownership intere

97 Consulting fees and speaker fees were associated with hi

98 Consulting fees made up the largest percentage of fees.

99 on, burgeoning satellite businesses, such as consulting firms and marketing companies, consume an inc

100 Practicing scientists who consult for the entertainment industry aim to help accur

101 Cardiology was consulted for 23 patients and started on medical therapy

102 The plastic surgery service was consulted for 38 adults and six children and provided ad

103 t the age of >/= 40 years, and 3927 had also consulted for acute respiratory infection.

104 Experts were consulted for additional studies.

105 Clinicians are increasingly likely to be consulted for advice before travel or by ill returned tr

106 Only high-quality AIT-GLs should be consulted for AIT management decisions.

107 Most providers consulted for care were general physicians.

108 ommended that the full guideline document is consulted for details of the relevant references and evi

109 ommended that the full guideline document is consulted for details of the relevant references and evi

110 ommended that the full guideline document is consulted for details of the relevant references and evi

111 nfectious disease specialists are frequently consulted for diagnostic and therapeutic advice on chall

112 ve analysis of the files of all patients who consulted for rabies PEP at the Travel Clinic of the Uni

113 ess time series of daily numbers of patients consulting for allergic rhinitis against 1992--1994 meas

114 eatment patients 18 years and older who were consulting for any type of facial aesthetic treatment we

115 In a prospective multicentre study, patients consulting for grass-pollen-induced allergic rhinitis (A

116 significantly increased odds of their child consulting for NSPS (odds ratio (OR) 1.51, 95% confidenc

117 hese factors included receiving a specialist consult, genotype testing, or HCV treatment.

118 than one quarter (28%) received payments for consulting, giving lectures, or enrolling patients in tr

119 The ID consult group was more likely to receive an indicated lu

120 7.5 vs 1 days, p<0.001) was longer in the ID consult group.

121 PEI-funded personnel was conducted by Boston Consulting Group in the 10 focus countries of the PEESP

122 The patients with an ID consult had a higher fungal burden but a lower 90-day mo

123 Results: The patients with an ID consult had a higher fungal burden but a lower 90-day mo

124 these primary resources for more detail can consult http://pier.acponline.org, http://www.acponline.

125 rmation on datasets, analyses, and software, consult http://www.stat.berkeley.edu/~sandrine and http:

126 whether research could or should be done by consulting human rights organisations and, when possible

127 The incidence of ID consult improved significantly by almost 20% in the inte

128 rom 68 key institutions in 27 provinces were consulted in spring 2009 in an online survey of their pe

129 ervational study of adults who consecutively consulted in the ED for a dermatologic condition was con

130 Associated costs were high for these consults in a patient population with a high mortality r

131 E-consults increased the breadth and volume of total consu

132 Seventeen VI students were consulted individually on item relevance and comprehensi

133 Pathologists consult infectious disease pathologists when there is a

134 Payments for consulting made up the largest category of spending.

135 59) in general payments (GPs), which include consulting, meals, lodging, and similar transfers of val

136 provide evidence that decisions are made by consulting memories for individual past experiences, and

137 The number of consults obtained was decreased (0.6 vs. 0.4 per patient

138 long with length-of-stay (LOS) and number of consults obtained.

139 adjusted hazard ratio of not receiving an ID consult of 4.1 (95% CI: 2.2, 7.6).

140 adjusted hazard ratio of not receiving an ID consult of 4.1 (95% CI: 2.2, 7.6).

141 n of relationships with the NIDR leadership, consulting of members on an NIDR expert panel, and submi

142 Patients and clinicians have been consulted on content and format, and further phases are

143 generating the Chromosome Committee Reports, consulting on gene family nomenclature revisions, and pr

144 The impact of e-consults on total consultative services was evaluated.

145 e intensivist staffing as either a mandatory consult or closed ICU model; interprofessional rounds as

146 ity (substantial role in a start-up company, consulting, or serving on a company's board) as having a

147 aphic, created by CGI programs that directly consult our relational database.

148 Subjects consisted of 545 patients who have consulted our hospital and the affiliated hospitals with

149 ed the adequacy of rabies PEP among patients consulting our travel clinic.

150 Infectious disease clinicians tend to consult pathologists when there are questions regarding

151 Thirty percent of consulted patients died before discharge or were dischar

152 Results in consulted patients suggested that 50% or fewer of the 85

153 Twenty-two (9.2%) of 238 consulted patients with fungemia had ocular involvement.

154 ity groups may be more likely than others to consult physicians of the same race or ethnic group, but

155 ecially for less-obvious candidates and when consulting physicians are off site.

156 The attending or consulting physicians assessed that acute hemolysis or D

157 Patients consulting physicians because of heartburn or acid regur

158 In this setting, most patients consulting physicians for tick bites received prophylact

159 ographic location of Web-based companies and consulting physicians.

160 s, and clinical decision support for PCPs by consulting physicians.

161 omised clinical trial, eligible participants consulted primary care with non-specific low back pain o

162 ction of disability at 12 months in patients consulting primary care with subacute low back pain.

163 y findings suggest that there may be need to consult providers when developing national policies.

164 c patient education, an initial visit with a consulting psychiatrist, 2-4 months of shared care by th

165 n and approximately 2 visits with an on-site consulting psychiatrist, compared with usual primary car

166 d bioremediation, which need to maintain and consult public and private data, linked internally and w

167 chives and other repositories in addition to consulting published accounts to determine the American

168 Safety and Health hosted a workshop at which consulting pulmonary pathologists reviewed lung tissue s

169 linicians at 37 (38%) of 97 EDs were able to consult radiologists for nighttime radiography questions

170 try (e.g., employment, membership on boards, consulting, receipt of royalties, and paid speaking).

171 identified through a database search and by consulting reference lists of review articles that were

172 project inception, tribal leaders should be consulted regarding the validity of proposed groupings.

173 of seafood (women of childbearing age should consult regional advisories for locally caught freshwate

174 Recent incidents have raised concerns about consulting relationships between physicians and the inve

175 By consulting relevant databases, we identified 2733 articl

176 gold standard diagnosis was confirmed by the consulting rheumatologist using radiography and magnetic

177 sults: RR 0.87, 95% CI 0.79, 0.95; and other consults: RR 0.43, 95% CI 0.26, 0.69) were associated wi

178 er of specialty care consultations (surgical consults: RR 0.63, 95% CI 0.54, 0.74; medical consults:

179 onsults: RR 0.63, 95% CI 0.54, 0.74; medical consults: RR 0.87, 95% CI 0.79, 0.95; and other consults

180 inpatients directed by a Respiratory Therapy Consult Service (RTCS) versus respiratory care by managi

181 A 24/7 critical care consult service and cardiac arrest teams were available

182 ponse team in an institution with a 24/7 ICU consult service may have unforeseen costs without obviou

183 The Post-Arrest Consult Team was an advisory consult service to improve 1) targeted temperature manag

184 Hospital-based palliative care consult services have demonstrated positive patient-asse

185 ore competencies for ethics consultation; 5) consult services should have policies that address acces

186 Currently, researchers must consult several sources, including primary publications,

187 These data suggest that an ID consult should be an integral part of clinical care of p

188 ment is used, a specific list of the experts consulted should be included.

189 individuals involved in investment industry consulting should consider.

190 men vs men overall and in industry research, consulting, speaking roles, royalties and licenses, gran

191 hange involved the active collaboration of a consulting specialist.

192 , 1997, did manual review of references, and consulted specialists.

193 less, indentured, disenfranchised; served as consulting surgeon to the Empress Eugenie (France), the

194 ue are likely to reach the end point is then consulted.Survival curves for time to need for care equi

195 cant improvement in patients receiving an ID consult, targeted antimicrobial therapy, and adherence t

196 A critical care consult team can be used to rapidly recognize patients w

197 explore the association between Post-Arrest Consult Team implementation and performance of targeted

198 Implementation of a Post-Arrest Consult Team reduced premature withdrawal of life-sustai

199 The Post-Arrest Consult Team was an advisory consult service to improve

200 The Post-Arrest Consult Team was associated with a significant reduction

201 Post-Arrest Consult Team was not associated with improved successful

202 cially newly approved drugs, clinicians must consult the package insert for detailed prescribing info

203 harmacist entering the order, who could then consult the prescriber on alternative therapies and impl

204 estions for the initial examiner are when to consult the surgeon and if analgesia administration will

205 e obtained ubiquitination sites, not only to consult the ubiquitination status of a given protein, bu

206 nts presenting with depression, after having consulted their general practitioner in primary care, bo

207 condary outcomes were proportion of patients consulting their GP with suspected memory disorders and

208 Clinicians consulted these documents when considering ordering bloo

209 ury at a public hospital's trauma center, we consulted three sets of community representatives using

210 Structural information is often consulted to efficiently optimize leads, but under the c

211 ectronic databases were searched and experts consulted to identify randomized or quasi-randomized tri

212 dical specialties, the hematologist is often consulted to offer the definitive diagnosis and proper t

213 Anaesthesiologists are regularly consulted to provide anaesthesia for children in setting

214 A 74-year-old Caucasian man consulted us after having undergone penile ultrasonograp

215 ent of the guideline, all BSACI members were consulted using a Web-based process and all comments car

216 0025; 95% CI, 0.00020-0.030 with dermatology consult vs 0.026; 95% CI, 0.0065-0.10 without; odds rati

217 A higher number of physicians consulted was associated with high-intensity use of head

218 The total cost of new consults was $36 927.54 ($204.19/initial level 5 visit a

219 In 1898, a woman consulted Wenckebach about her irregular pulse.

220 he acute care setting requiring a cardiology consult were enrolled.

221 Patients that received an ID consult were significantly less likely to die in the 90

222 Conclusions: Patients that received an ID consult were significantly less likely to die in the 90

223 ultations more often than they were formally consulted were endocrinology, infectious diseases, and r

224 ugh the emergency department or as inpatient consults were excluded.

225 Electronic consults were independently evaluated by 2 board-certifi

226 compared with face-to-face consultations, e-consults were more often related to antimicrobial guidan

227 Seventy-nine teledermatology consults were placed by 6 PCPs from an outpatient clinic

228 Guidelines from specialty organizations were consulted when relevant.

229 s well as other thought leaders subsequently consulted, who together represent research fields releva

230 well-written protocol and analysis plan, (2) consult with a biostatistician when necessary, and (3) w

231 s have recommended that pediatricians should consult with allergists in the case of for children with

232 ith a difficult diagnosis, physicians should consult with experts in tropical and travel medicine.

233 eLife editors and reviewers consult with one another before sending out a decision a

234 The FDA encourages sponsors to consult with the FDA early in the process of PRO develop

235 been withdrawn as the authors did not fully consult with their project collaborators prior to public

236 Elderly women who consulted with a medical oncologist before surgery were

237 ore making her surgery decision, the patient consulted with a radiation oncologist to discuss the eff

238 he trial period, 7,279 patients aged >/=45 y consulted with a relevant OA-related code, and 4,240 pat

239 These participants consulted with colleagues and submitted 239 questions.

240 2001); manually reviewed the literature; and consulted with experts.

241 to "effectiveness" and "usefulness." We also consulted with other experts regarding published randomi

242 the patient was from a rural area, she first consulted with the village priest, as she presumed her i

243 of her multidisciplinary treatment plan, she consulted with two plastic surgeons to discuss reconstru

244 extreme physical pain or suffering, and (3) consulting with a colleague.

245 l services followed a protocol that included consulting with a physician by telephone.

246 to in the clinical environment, however, in consulting with colleagues needs to have an understandin

247 ntervention practices, patients aged >/=45 y consulting with OA received point-of-care anxiety and de

248 nd manage anxiety and depression in patients consulting with osteoarthritis (OA) improves pain outcom

249 eatened and endangered species, including by consulting with the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) o

250 t its use for individuals that qualify after consulting with their physician or a specialist to evalu

251 After implementing infectious diseases e-consults within an electronically integrated healthcare

252 these primary resources for more detail can consult www.acponline.org, http://pier.acponline.org, an

253 Nomenclature was ascertained by consulting www.itis.gov or www.atcc.org.

254 Clinical vignette: A 68-year-old woman consults you after a recent bone mineral density screeni

255 Clinical vignette: A 76-year-old man consults you for increasing shortness of breath over the

256 Clinical vignette: A 38-year-old man consults you in the GI clinic because of frequent episod