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1 ative care prompts (triggers) for specialist consultation.

2 patients (46.8%) died within one day of the consultation.

3 he perceived usefulness of teleophthalmology consultation.

4 ophthalmology solution for remote triage and consultation.

5 tion, urgency of consultation, and timing of consultation.

6 ential diagnoses, without inter-disciplinary consultation.

7 of telemedicine for ophthalmology triage and consultation.

8 ion, and fertility clinical nurse specialist consultation.

9 fungal cultures referred for ophthalmologic consultation.

10 orrhage was launched after multidisciplinary consultation.

11 questions on symptoms, HRQoL and health care consultation.

12 ange in management because of the ophthalmic consultation.

13 opsy, and no mammogram within 60 days before consultation.

14 lateral PEDs during a routine ophthalmologic consultation.

15 AB quality-of-care measures and encourage ID consultation.

16 irective, and 28 (25%) had a palliative care consultation.

17 ble for MMR vaccine at the time of pretravel consultation.

18 ed by traveler and provider during pretravel consultation.

19 onsultations, which accounted for 90% of all consultations.

20 waiting, treatment, and traveling for their consultations.

21 conservation and increase the efficiency of consultations.

22 ted tomography of the head and neurosurgical consultations.

23 and conducted interactive video psychiatric consultations.

24 of herpes zoster and postherpetic neuralgia consultations.

25 nters, and 22 (13.4%) required ophthalmology consultations.

26 care nurse-supported physical activity (PA) consultations.

27 e events: hospitalizations or emergency room consultations.

28 The nurse group was offered three PA consultations.

29 urgeons was observed (0.8%/year [P = .2] for consultations; 0.2%/year [P = .6] for follow-up visits).

30 were highest in children aged <5 years: 34.0 consultations/1000 person-years and 3.3 hospitalizations

31 changes in major diagnostic imaging (30.5%), consultation (13.6%), and emergency department dispositi

32 d; p = 0.001), less frequent palliative care consultation (17.6% vs 32.4%; p = 0.0006), and took long

33 but only 36 codes (10%) were used in 95% of consultations; 73 codes (21%) were never used.

34 that RSV is responsible for 12 primary care consultations (95% CI 11.9-12.1) and 0.9 admissions to h

35 more conditions requiring at least surgical consultation [95% confidence interval (CI) 8.9%-12.4%].

36 f the cost of MOC would help inform upcoming consultations about MOC reform.

37 during sexually transmitted infection (STI) consultations (about 20% lower after 50 years for both H

38 ected qualitative data through a focus group consultation and 19 key informant interviews.

39 patients, 506 (60%) patients received an ID consultation and 341 (40%) patients did not.

40 Infectious diseases (ID) consultation and antimicrobial stewardship intervention

41 patient-reported current pain intensity post-consultation and at 3-, 6-, and 12-mo follow-up.

42 Activities Assessment Scale) before surgeon' consultation and at 6 months.

43 selected risk-adjustment variables by expert consultation and bootstrap resampling.

44 se severely ill patients with an emphasis on consultation and evaluation of patients prior to activat

45 Patients were recruited following initial consultation and followed up three months later.

46 raised that the need for infectious diseases consultation and management will be curtailed because we

47 pe of supplemental insurance with oncologist consultation and receipt of chemotherapy.

48 nce; it guides clinicians through the entire consultation and recommends treatment based on a few cli

49 ation of 10 mug Hb/g feces) were invited for consultation and scheduled for colonoscopy; results were

50 rting U.S. adult travelers seeking pretravel consultation and to assess reasons given for nonvaccinat

51 nt of TBI without the need for neurosurgical consultation and unnecessary imaging.

52 influenza calibrated to 14 seasons of weekly consultation and virology data in England and Wales.

53 participants received a 30-minute telephone consultation and were then randomly assigned to the 15-w

54 Clinical consultation and, if indicated, HBAT release, are availa

55 The dataset comprised 101,818,352 consultations and 20,626,297 person-years of observation

56 and patient communication to reduce canceled consultations and cases, diagnostic rework, and no-shows

57 surveillance systems were used to monitor GP consultations and ED visits for gastroenteritis, diarrhe

58 00 and 2010, the population rate of glaucoma consultations and follow-up visits provided by ophthalmo

59 ntage ratios were calculated for GP in-hours consultations and GP out-of-hours and ED data, respectiv

60 able for the triage of inpatient dermatology consultations and has the potential to improve efficienc

61 ly members, family presence, family support, consultations and ICU team members, and operational and

62 Consultations and office visits were used to assess nons

63 X(T) to reinforce what was given verbally in consultations and to share with other family members.

64 itioner, 15 patients) within 24h of observed consultations and were analyzed using thematic analysis.

65 published literature on methodology, expert consultation, and consensus among the writing group, key

66 econstruction, anatomic location, urgency of consultation, and timing of consultation.

67 nd-of-life conversations and supportive care consultations, and (5) encouraging early disposition of

68 inical genetics and 4 nongenetics specialist consultations, and 26 (59%) underwent a procedure while

69 re costs, longer hospital stays, unnecessary consultations, and inappropriate use of antibiotics.

70 ON: Nearly double the number of primary care consultations, and nearly five times the number of admis

71 HbA1c measurement, speech language pathology consultation, anticoagulation for atrial fibrillation, d

72 patient information gathered at preoperative consultation, appears to reduce intraoperative complicat

73 ing disabled patients, but fewer psychiatric consultations are being done to evaluate patients for de

74 ne Healthcare Register (SHR), all healthcare consultations are continuously collected for all inhabit

75 which they need to evaluate inpatients when consultations are requested.

76 ian from overriding the CCDS without outside consultation, as well as interventions in integrated car

77 rceived effect of telemedicine ophthalmology consultation at each facility.

78 adult travelers who presented for pretravel consultation at GTEN sites, 16% met criteria for MMR vac

79 a significant increase in infectious disease consultations at a quaternary care children's hospital.

80 (born in or after 1957) attending pretravel consultations at GTEN sites (2009 to 2014).

81 would receive a recommendation for physician consultation based on AAPQ referral criteria.

82 Patient factors associated with surgeon consultation before biopsy included Medicaid coverage, r

83 Among patients with surgeon consultation before biopsy, surgeon factors such as abse

84 luated the following three outcomes: surgeon consultation before versus after biopsy, use of needle b

85 ic dermatological or pulmonary postallograft consultation between January 2014 to September 2015 at a

86 ic dermatological or pulmonary postallograft consultation between January 2014 to September 2015 at a

87 At the same consultations blood plasma levels of estradiol (E2) and

88 nter; 2 additional patients not seen at this consultation but having clinical features suggestive of

89 nter; 2 additional patients not seen at this consultation but having clinical features suggestive of

90 linicians provided sufficient information in consultations but they had difficulties in retaining ver

91 ables that are easily obtainable in a single consultation, but further research is needed to assess c

92 targeted by the intervention during recorded consultations, but did not ask more questions about thes

93 consideration of eligibility for specialist consultation by electronic health record searches for tr

94 would receive a recommendation for physician consultation by the AAPQ.

95 nts received a comprehensive palliative care consultation by the inpatient team, including an assessm

96 e and satisfaction measures and a manualised consultation-coding scheme were used.

97 Consultation costs were a significant proportion of cumu

98 Consultations could be enriched by assessing disutility

99 res: Perceived availability of ophthalmology consultation coverage and perceived effect of telemedici

100 e to face and three telephone call follow up consultations delivered by an Accredited Practicing Diet

101 hospital rehabilitation, but also geriatric consultation, discharge planning, and 4-month in-home re

102 We also show that median consultation duration is far lower than the maximum allo

103 ease in practice consultation rates, average consultation duration, and total patient-facing clinical

104 Act, and several factors drive variation in consultation duration.

105 Earlier palliative care consultation during hospital admission is associated wit

106 As compared with face-to-face consultations, e-consults were more often related to ant

107 Community consultation efforts at participating sites.

108 Combined clinic, telehealth, and e-consultation encounters increased from 3131 in FY 2012 t

109 Consultations ensure that actions do not violate the Act

110 nsent acceptance among different interactive consultation events.

111 Unsubsidized costs for surgery, consultations, examinations, medications, follow-up visi

112 Household costs included consultation fees, registration costs, user fees, diagno

113 rgy and Infectious Diseases-funded Technical Consultation focused on this organism.

114 We simulated an intraoperative consultation for 25 patients with specimens imaged using

115 He was seen in consultation for management of recurrent bladder cancer.

116 inical trial of ED-initiated palliative care consultation for patients with advanced cancer vs usual

117 located on the head and neck area who sought consultation for surgical management from March 1, 2016,

118 A total of 1001 medical consultations for 166 patients were performed between 3

119 st that the usefulness of routine ophthalmic consultations for all fungemic patients is likely to be

120 herpes zoster vaccinations administered and consultations for herpes zoster and postherpetic neuralg

121 dentify ways to improve the effectiveness of consultations for imperiled species conservation and inc

122 urgeons nationwide are seeing an increase in consultations for surgical therapy to help transgender a

123 have been left behind while gastroenterology consultations for this common conditions are at a rise f

124 screening visits (for women) and during STI consultations (for both sexes), would substantially redu

125 ed with an increased rate of palliative care consultations from 32 per year to 56 per year.

126 nics, clinical video teleconferencing, and e-consultations from October 2011 through September 2014 w

127 All inpatient ophthalmology consultations from Wills Eye Hospital at Thomas Jefferso

128 ata (recorded transcripts of surgeon-patient consultations) from Veteran Affairs hospitals and a rand

129 The posttest geriatric consultation (GC) group (n = 85) was prospectively enrol

130 Matched by propensity score, ID consultation had a subdistribution hazard ratio of 0.72

131 The value of inpatient dermatology consultations has traditionally been demonstrated with f

132 al advance care planning and palliative care consultation have the potential to result in significant

133 Pretravel health consultations help international travelers manage travel

134 harge on statin, lipid management, neurology consultation, Holter, deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis,

135 individuals, but do not lead to psychiatric consultations, hospitalization, or suicide.

136 antibiotic therapy were compared between ID consultation (IDC) and no ID consultation (NIDC) groups.

137 ergency department-initiated palliative care consultation in advanced cancer improves quality of life

138 management changes resulting from ophthalmic consultation in fungemic patients were uncommon.

139 as a disadvantage, 87% seldom need pulmonary consultation in the intensive care unit.

140 Dermatology consultation in the primary care setting improves the di

141 ut the patient herself hasn't had a clinical consultation in years.

142 nteritis, diarrhea, and vomiting GP in-hours consultations in children aged 0-4 years when comparing

143 Data from 2 014 551 primary care consultations in over 100 000 patients with one or more

144 ed to manage demand for general practitioner consultations in UK general practice.

145 nd, in some cases, assisted by formal ethics consultations in vexing situations.

146 Surgical palliative care consultations, including frailty screening.

147 The mean duration of GP surgery consultations increased by 6.7%, from 8.65 min (95% CI 8

148 ealth-care use in terms of lower respiratory consultations (infective and non-infective), lower respi

149 Inpatient palliative care consultation (IPCC) may help address barriers that limit

150 Earlier consultation is associated with a larger effect on total

151 ID consultation is associated with better adherence to qual

152 Pre-travel consultation is associated with reduced malaria proporti

153 Background: An infectious disease (ID) consultation is often obtained to treat patients with cr

154 An infectious disease (ID) consultation is often obtained to treat patients with cr

155 recommendation resulting from this Technical Consultation is the initiation of clinical trials design

156 lly managed via an automated online clinical consultation, leading to antibiotic collection from a ph

157 Adding male vaccination during STI consultations leads to more-substantial incidence reduct

158 ance of these findings or seeking specialist consultation led to inaction.

159 The mean consultation length was 6 min (95% CI 5.5-6.6) with a me

160 those receiving an early infectious disease consultation (<48 hours) vs no consultation, respectivel

161 Obtaining an outpatient dermatology consultation may be a cost-effective strategy that impro

162 Appropriate preoperative consultation may facilitate realistic expectations, ther

163 Palliative care consultations may be underused at the end of life.

164 oard (mean [SD] cost, MP $11940 [MP $8820]), consultations (mean [SD] cost, MP $3530 [MP $2410]), and

165 ate direct healthcare costs in 3 categories: consultation, medication, and appliances and interventio

166 d Diseases (STD) Treatment Guidelines Expert Consultation meeting in April 2013, and the rationale fo

167 Interactive community consultation methods were associated with increased acce

168 e and principles, examines several geriatric consultation models from other subspecialties, and descr

169 Patients were randomized to dermatology consultation (n = 40) versus standard of care (n = 32).

170 ared between ID consultation (IDC) and no ID consultation (NIDC) groups.

171 ew explores in more detail why and how these consultations occur.

172 Most consultations occurred preoperatively (n = 224; 74.9%; o

173 eveloped through interviews with 53 parents, consultation of the literature and experts in the area.

174 did a retrospective analysis of GP and nurse consultations of non-temporary patients registered at 39

175 7%) ICU admissions requiring palliative care consultation; of them, 85.4% were captured by five trigg

176 Consultation often occurred within two days of the RRT e

177 rizes the highlights of the expert technical consultation on bacterial vaginosis (BV), sponsored by t

178 ectious Diseases hosted an experts technical consultation on bacterial vaginosis (BV), where data reg

179 Elimination Behaviours and the International Consultation on Incontinence Questionnaire-Female Lower

180 We assessed the effect of the pre-travel consultation on infection acquisition and outcome by use

181 sessed the impact of infectious disease (ID) consultation on management and outcome in patients with

182 nagement; however, the impact of dermatology consultations on metrics such as hospital length of stay

183 ings with limited access to palliative care, consultation only in specific circumstances or for the m

184 estionnaire at the general practitioner (GP) consultation (opportunistic) or a screening questionnair

185 tionship between gene knockouts and clinical consultation or prescription rate.

186 is general agreement to advocate for expert consultation or referral of patients to centers with exp

187 o significant growth in the rate of glaucoma consultations or follow-up visits provided by glaucoma s

188 dence of MA-NGE associated with primary care consultations or hospitalizations according to age group

189 were more likely to receive palliative care consultation (OR, 4.44; 95% CI, 2.12 to 9.29; P < .001)

190 ur primary care nurse physical activity (PA) consultations over 3 months, incorporating behaviour cha

191 rtion of patients who received neurosurgical consultations (P < 0.001) and repeat head computed tomog

192 019) and a trend toward more palliative care consultations (p = 0.056).

193 significantly more often than noninteractive consultation participants (77% vs 67%).

194 strument was administered to 2,612 community consultation participants at 12 U.S. centers participati

195 Interactive community consultation participants had high-level recall of study

196 high and exceeded acceptance among community consultation participants.

197 Analysis was performed on dermatology consultation patients to establish a predictive model fo

198 .4, p = 0.001) and had a higher frequency of consultations per year (OR = 1.3, p = 0.022).

199 We reviewed all surgical palliative care consultations performed between January 1, 2006, and Aug

200 ) at 3 time points (day of biopsy, delay and consultation period, and day of definitive surgery).

201 stic) or a screening questionnaire at the GP consultation plus a mailed questionnaire (active).

202 ctivity, and nutrition, and three preventive consultations) plus omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids

203 duction (19.0%) in the rate of neurosurgical consultation (post-BIG group, 273 patients [71.7%]; pre-

204 ines, all BSACI members were included in the consultation process using a Web-based system.

205 nes was reached through a three-round Delphi consultation process with 53 external experts.

206 nement, and mark the beginning of an ongoing consultation process-from November, 2016 to early 2017-t

207 Of those evaluated by dermatology consultation, pseudocellulitis was diagnosed in 28%.

208 The crude annual consultation rate per person increased by 10.51%, from 4

209 GP telephone consultation rates doubled, compared with a 5.20% rise i

210 Consultation rates were highest in infants (age 0-4 year

211 nds in age-standardised and sex-standardised consultation rates were modelled with joinpoint regressi

212 ings show a substantial increase in practice consultation rates, average consultation duration, and t

213 , illness if infected, illness severity, and consultation rates, is essential to inform future contro

214 the International Monetary Fund's Article IV consultations, rating agencies and risk consultancies wo

215 CI, 0.17-21.04), receiving electrophysiology consultation (ratio of odds ratios, 0.93; 95% CI, 0.11-8

216 atic, higher-risk MSM in Australia (n = 6789 consultations) receiving a diagnosis of early syphilis w

217 The expert consultations recommended that a group A meningococcal c

218 We analyze data on all 88,290 consultations recorded by FWS from January 2008 through

219 s for nonexcised lesions) of FTF dermatology consultation remains higher (67%-85% agreement with refe

220 tious disease consultation (<48 hours) vs no consultation, respectively.

221 nterventions focused on engaging patients in consultations, responding to emotions, informing patient

222 ropensity score matching, infectious disease consultation resulted in significantly greater 28-day su

223 For travelers, consultations resulted in a range of net cost of $20 (9-

224 full adherence to chemoprophylaxis regimens, consultations saved healthcare payers a per-traveler ave

225 who indicated Mediterranean ancestry during consultation self-reported this on requisition forms.

226 Prior to medical consultation, serum samples were taken and the Beck Depr

227 s are an integral part of infectious disease consultation service.

228 ergy on patients seen by infectious diseases consultation services at 3 academic hospitals.

229 The expansion of the role of dermatology consultation services may improve patient care in a cost

230 Further follow-up consultations showed age-appropriate weight gain and neu

231 -control design, direct medical costs for GP consultations, specialist care and medication prescripti

232 randomly assigned to receive an in-person PC consultation, structured PC telehealth nurse coaching se

233 h enhances understanding of nurse specialist consultation styles in Rheumatology, specifically the va

234 ents, however they were using medical models/consultation styles, indicating medicalization of nurses

235 patients; 256 were seen by a palliative care consultation team, and 713 received usual care only.

236 raining, telephone coaching, and a therapist consultation team, and little is known about which compo

237 ng psychiatric symptoms that trigger medical consultations that result in a decision to begin ADHD tr

238 ritical Care Society-Canadian Blood Services consultation, the donation physician role has been gradu

239 At the end of the consultation, the physician randomly assigned participan

240 Following analytical work and stakeholder consultations, the IPV Immunization Systems Management G

241 patient satisfaction were identified: ample consultation time, in-depth specialised knowledge, liste

242 The median time from palliative care consultation to death was 10 hours (interquartile range,

243 ol and Prevention (CDC) convened a technical consultation to gather input from external subject matte

244 ging of BCCs that could reduce the time from consultation to treatment.

245 admissions met triggers for palliative care consultation using a single set of triggers, with an upp

246 electronically integrated healthcare system, consultation volume increased.

247 r randomized to ED-initiated palliative care consultation vs care as usual.

248 etween those who received infectious disease consultations vs those who did not (2.9% vs 3.6%, P = .8

249 females, fertility clinical nurse specialist consultation was associated with significantly greater s

250 Pre-travel consultation was associated with significantly lower pro

251 eline measure completion, a regular oncology consultation was audio-recorded and a follow-up question

252 PC consultation was performed in 1,789 (4.5%) ESLD patients

253 A specialist consultation was requested in 31.6%, more frequently in

254 (n = 225; 75%) reported that palliative care consultation was underutilized.

255 hort study and a study of primary-healthcare consultations, we had a rare opportunity to estimate age

256 multicountry analyses and multi-stakeholder consultations, we propose national targets for 2035 of n

257 ed current triggers for prompting specialist consultation were among the least well accepted, while m

258 care planning and ICU-based palliative care consultation were systematically provided, we estimated

259 riable modeling also showed that dermatology consultations were associated with a reduction in the ad

260 ltivariable modeling showed that dermatology consultations were associated with a reduction of 1-year

261 Dermatology consultations were associated with improvements of outco

262 Consultations were initiated with major vaccine manufact

263 61 nurse-patient consultations were observed with 13 nurses; of these 13,

264 Two hundred and twenty-seven consultations were requested to evaluate patients for oc

265 ubled, compared with a 5.20% rise in surgery consultations, which accounted for 90% of all consultati

266 groups, and regular telephone follow-ups and consultations, while participants in the control group r

267 ic leukaemia, those seen only for a one-time consultation who received primary treatment elsewhere, a

268 After consultation with 8 nystagmus experts, 37 items were adm

269 Each participant also attended a day of consultation with a dermoscopy specialist.

270 Cough is the most frequent reason for consultation with a family doctor, and treatment options

271 he overall attempt model revealed adolescent consultation with a fertility specialist (OR, 29.96; 95%

272 REVIEW In consultation with a medical librarian, we identified rel

273 rative multimodality evaluation, including a consultation with a medical oncologist, is recommended t

274 minent autonomic involvement should prompt a consultation with a neurologist or neuromuscular special

275 ed the opportunity for the patient to seek a consultation with a physician from another specialty.

276 rative multimodality evaluation, including a consultation with a radiation oncologist, is recommended

277 ffered on six characteristics, identified in consultation with a team of global experts: (1) efficacy

278 s and disagreements resolved by consensus or consultation with a third person.

279 ts with severe asthma generally benefit from consultation with an asthma specialist for consideration

280 th Medicaid], or no supplemental insurance), consultation with an oncologist, and receipt of chemothe

281 or funds disbursement was developed in close consultation with central and field stakeholders.

282 ere developed based on literature review and consultation with clinical experts.

283 examined intervention scenarios developed in consultation with country stakeholders, which scaled up

284 Additional articles were included after consultation with experts and evaluation of bibliographi

285 ss involved two distinct phases: Preliminary consultation with experts within five groups (plants, te

286 Early consultation with infectious disease specialists decreas

287 ors enabling program implementation included consultation with international experts, formation of a

288 nterpretation of antibody data to supplement consultation with local tissue typing experts.

289 ism, the World Health Organization (WHO), in consultation with national counterparts, created the inn

290 Consultation with other physicians was extensive, but 11

291 are nurses to function as care managers, and consultation with psychiatrists as support) or to give e

292 Consultation with regulatory authorities is recommended

293 a systematic review, web-based searches, and consultation with stillbirth experts.

294 consideration of the patient population, and consultation with the research community.

295 through review of the published literature, consultation with vaccine developers and regulatory agen

296 ective and non-infective), lower respiratory consultations with a course of antibiotics or oral stero

297 To determine the association of dermatology consultations with patient care in hospitalized patients

298 actitioners sentinel primary care network on consultations with patients aged 60-89 years for herpes

299 Forty-four nurse specialist and 63 physician consultations with patients were recorded.

300 GP consultations with patients with suspected memory disord

301 Palliative care consultations within the high-risk population occurred f