| It was a six-month-long process of detailed deliberations and consultations. |
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| He has told us that they had some consultations with an advertising agency. |
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| Many United States and multilateral institutions promote business by lowering tariffs and offering loans and consultations. |
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| Now that there have been two consultations, no sane person can claim that they have not had the opportunity to have their say! |
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| Respond drafted an alternative plan and then entered into consultations with locals, representative organisations and councillors from the area. |
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| Is it suitable for initial consultations, or do patients find it more acceptable to use telemedicine technology just for follow up appointments? |
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| By 1923, the Capuchin provincial asked Solanus to keep a notebook of special cases and reported healings related to his consultations. |
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| The company was under no obligation to the traditional Papuan owners of the land, who were excluded from the consultations. |
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| Most studies of general practitioners' consultations show a strong degree of professional control. |
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| Offering doctors feedback on real consultations should ensure more effective transfer of skills. |
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| Often more is accomplished by informal consultations than by official meetings. |
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| In the course of a series of consultations, our experts spelled out their proposals on the issue. |
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| A series of public round-table meetings and other consultations with stakeholders were then held. |
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| The ageing of the population increased the number of consultations due to immediate medical needs. |
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| The consultant might travel around several clinics and carry out joint consultations with the doctor or nurse and patient. |
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| If Doctors have to sell consultations, drugs and treatments to make their money, we are heading straight back into the past. |
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| Experts will be on hand to offer styling advice and consultations as well wine and nibbles. |
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| Some facilities offer consultations with doctors or other forms of medical aid. |
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| External sources may enable much of the information gathering to occur outside consultations. |
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| This all made for a good, lighthearted appointment which is the way I like my medical consultations. |
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| Use of computers during general practice consultations improves the quality of care in some cases. |
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| Shortage of time in general practice consultations is widely acknowledged to constrain the quality of care of patients. |
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| Hospital readmissions and general practice consultations often occur soon after the diagnosis of heart failure. |
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| We could not, without causing delay, recruit many patients from doctors whose consultations were short. |
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| She also said that the issue of education had come up again and again during her consultations with voters. |
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| But if you are the only lawyer in town, chances are you won't be confining your legal consultations to office hours. |
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| At the centre psychologists will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives. |
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| No, their consultations are done in the cold sterile environment of the autopsy room. |
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| If you think you'll get personal consultations with your money manager in private offices soaked in the aroma of old money, forget it. |
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| Mr Ford has called on the Federal Minister to start consultations so that state and Commonwealth fisheries laws can be brought into line. |
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| After this, an unspecified run-in period was implemented until the nurse could perform consultations in 10 minutes. |
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| Similarly, public consultations in the planning process are often underused by citizens. |
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| One barrier the study group seeks to remove is fees for surgery consultations and prescriptions. |
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| But the real puppetmaster in the Railtrack scandal is the Chancellor himself, both through Vadera and his direct instructions and consultations. |
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| An initial bill was withdrawn when opposition Members of Parliament shot it down, citing lack of serious consultations. |
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| Further public consultations and exhibitions will be held before the final plans are submitted for approval in September. |
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| In November, the results of the charrette will be presented to the general public in a series of consultations around the city. |
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| Homoeopathic remedies prescribed during the initial few consultations focused on healing the damage to the child's immune system. |
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| Of 165 consultations assessed, there were five discrepancies involving misclassification of unscheduled care. |
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| Several aspects of practice and their effect on surgical pathology consultations were studied. |
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| Table 1 lists the details of the clinics and surgeries and consultations recorded. |
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| To underline the point, he is sending emissaries to key countries in Europe and Asia, and Australia, for consultations. |
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| As many as one in five new consultations in primary care are for somatic symptoms for which no specific cause can be found. |
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| This makes evaluating the impact of computers in consultations particularly important. |
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| He added the review had taken around two years and was done through numerous public consultations. |
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| We recorded consultations with the general practitioner for dyspepsia after scrutiny of the participants' primary care notes. |
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| Whether dyspepsia is becoming more common is unclear, but general practice consultations for non-ulcer dyspepsia have been increasing. |
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| An approach that is gaining increasing attention in the study of medical consultations is ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. |
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| These consultations should not be contingent on the patient developing new symptoms. |
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| Email creates a written record of consultations and avoids possible problems of illegibility associated with handwritten notes. |
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| These suggest that patients were more satisfied with consultations with nurse practitioners than those with doctors. |
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| They can provide discounted corporate memberships or services such as fitness and wellness assessments and follow-up consultations. |
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| Many patients also wish to use email to book or cancel appointments, arrange non-urgent consultations, and request repeat prescriptions. |
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| The government has given the go ahead for the concept and draft design for a postage stamp pending further consultations with stakeholders. |
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| The congregation of roosters gathered for the urgent aviary consultations nod in agreement. |
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| He said that the new director of the service should be elected after consultations between the government and the president-elect. |
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| I cover all inpatients, partial-hospital patients and consultations from the medical hospital. |
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| Moreover, I think that our wisdom itself, and our wisest consultations, for the most part commit themselves to the conduct of chance. |
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| Abkhaz and Ossetian leaders were immediately summoned to Moscow for consultations. |
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| This requires daily travelling to those companies for in-service training and for consultations with thesis supervisors. |
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| They carried out a series of very comprehensive consultations amongst themselves and they came up with a solution that was acceptable to them. |
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| So news of his consultations with the Chinese leadership was closely watched. |
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| There are other parties to these agreements, and we are in a full-court press for consultations with those affected parties. |
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| Terrified by her presage of death, the patient immediately contacted Mitchell for a series of consultations. |
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| As we all know, we have already had a number of lengthy consultations about the new hospital. |
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| Where possible we tabulated results in terms of means and standard deviations for consultations and proportions for prescribing and referrals. |
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| We would not expect that agreement to take part in the study would have altered their recording behaviour or their subsequent recall of the consultations. |
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| The interviews and consultations were audiotaped and transcribed. |
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| There was no evidence that review of treatment by the pharmacist affected practice consultation rates, outpatient consultations, hospital admissions, or death rate. |
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| At present the office of the vice chancellor together with the office of the registrar and concerned parties are engaged in consultations about this problem. |
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| During these sessions, a senior general practitioner observes a registrar's consultations and reviews the surgery's equipment, policies, and procedures. |
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| The recommendations were carefully worked out with consultations of the royal colleges of anaesthetists, general practitioners, and psychiatrists. |
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| Now consultations are taking place with sports clubs in the town before the matter goes to wider public consultation, either as part of the local plan or as a separate issue. |
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| Promoters and ravers who attended the community consultations say there was too little information available and the city is being too vague about the whole issue. |
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| Dray was not given a patient advocate nor did she have any consultations regarding her legal rights prior to the C-section. |
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| Coupled with the principle of consultative government is the principle of firm resolution and unhesitating implementation of discipline adopted after consultations. |
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| Wallpapering, color consultations and faux finishes are also available. |
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| The money was spent to fund comparative studies in foreign countries and consultations with scholars as well as to outline the bills and make them available to the public. |
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| Longer consultations have been significantly associated with better recognition and handling of psychosocial problems and with better patient enablement. |
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| It took many years, numerous meeting and consultations with professionals. |
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| But, so far, there have been no substantial consultations with Congress about such an authorization. |
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| On the other hand, they can take advantage of optional extras like massage, reflexology, private yoga lessons, Ayurvedic consultations and life counselling. |
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| Comparisons between transcripts of consultations and subsequent interviews indicated that most patients were able to recall some or most of the information given to them. |
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| The pattern of the main voiced and unvoiced agendas reveals systematic differences between how patients present in consultations with how they present in research interviews. |
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| British officials say several EU countries have raised the possibility of starting consultations with Zimbabwe as a first step in a possible aid cut-off. |
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| It is also possible to assess quality without quantitative measures, by using approaches such as peer review, videoing consultations, and patient interviews. |
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| But Zimbabwe said the restrictions were a result of wide consultations between its farmers, oil processors and stockfeed manufacturers to sustain their industry. |
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| Stubbs operates on a few patients monthly and has numerous consultations. |
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| Questions such as how clinicians can be patient centred in email consultations require innovative approaches to researching consultations that place emphasis on semantics. |
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| The consultations next week will give farmers an opportunity to provide input into the final draft of the plan so it better accommodates their needs. |
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| After pilot interviews with six patients, we audiotaped clinical consultations and semistructured interviews in the patient's home 1-5 days later. |
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| Nortel has now entered into consultations with employees to determine the scope and nature of the cuts, as well as any redundancy packages to be offered. |
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| She offers face-to-face, phone, post or email consultations in a range of therapies, including magnotherapy, Reiki and aromatherapy. |
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| In times of crisis, the Security Council still meets primarily in consultations, but it also holds more public meetings. |
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| And then I was doing so many consultations for Melungeon cousins that I decided to commercialize my sideline and get paid for what I was doing. |
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| Many patients with chronic kidney disease can be sufficiently managed in-between infrequent nephrological consultations. |
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| This probouleutic format worked alongside Elizabeth's informal and ad hoc consultations with individuals. |
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| Obviously, we are going to relook at all these numbers for upcoming consultations. |
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| After hurried consultations the allegation was shown to be true, and the man was compensated. |
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| Thus, childbirth is related to a significant increase in psychiatric consultations, while induced abortion is not. |
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| Judeh and the Estonian ministers stressed the need to continue coordination and consultations on various issues of concern to both countries. |
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| Following consultations with the local community the plans changed to reflect the community's opinions and suggestions. |
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| Formal consultations on the proposal began in 1970, and in 1971 the Countryside Commission proposed a revised boundary for the designation. |
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| Only members of the Security Council are permitted in the conference room for consultations. |
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| The press is not admitted, and other members of the United Nations cannot be invited into the consultations. |
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| By the time a resolution reaches the Security Council Chamber, it has already been discussed, debated, and amended in the consultations. |
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| The service must provide a qualified consultant physiotherapist with relevant experience to conduct non treatment consultations. |
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| In 2016, the Security Council held 150 consultations, 19 private meetings, and 68 public meetings. |
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| The Welsh Government was not informed of the EC's drift net consultations, which concluded last summer. |
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| The definitive list of these roads was published on 1 April 1923 following consultations with local authorities. |
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| He based his actions on decisions and consultations of a cabinet council, or Diwan. |
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| However, consultations with affected countries are conducted prior to the adoption of particular new legislation. |
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| We have no need of doctorall consultations or collegian interpretations. Our senses tell us where it is and what it is. |
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| In 2012, the Security Council held 160 consultations, 16 private meetings, and 9 public meetings. |
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| Complimentary consultations for dental care, paediatric care, gynaecology and audiometry will also be available. |
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| She's already set up a few consultations and is looking into non-invasive lipo on her tummy and love handles. |
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| While beauty consultations are offered to customers on a regular basis, Macy's and Estee Lauder are excited to offer one million makeovers this spring. |
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| In the 1970s, a first wave of sector-wide consultations and formal reviews took place in several countries, including Canada, of third sector organizations. |
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| Among the innovations is WAidid Clinical Advice, a service for doctors all over the world which allows them to obtain specialistic consultations within 72 hours. |
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| Many patients need more complex care than can be delivered in 10 minutes and the aging population means the numbers of patients needing longer consultations is increasing. |
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| In order to encourage SMEs as well as stakeholders and individuals to engage in this process, the European Commission has launched a number of initiatives and consultations. |
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| The usual privacy of the consultations was made impossible because they took place during the party conference, and the potential successors made their bids very publicly. |
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| In an attempt to popularise traditional and alternative medical practices in India, the Indian Consulate in Dubai is offering free consultations in ayurveda and homeopathy. |
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| Yasuo Tanaka's recent remarks that those who criticize his consultations with local residents as populism should go to ''a place like North Korea. |
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| Ms Miller now plans to introduce one-to-one consultations with animal reflexologists, homeopathists and behavioural experts from the Cullercoats shop. |
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| The cutbacks were imposed at the Snath Comer factory in Gweedore's Derrybeg industrial estate after consultations between the mangement and trade union officials. |
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| Geneva consultations are a rolling process to seek views of all Syrian and relevant regional and international parties on the operationalization of the Geneva Communique. |
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| The Security Council holds far more consultations than public meetings. |
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| The initiative also seeks to provide non-emergent medical consultations of the first level to whoever has a health condition that doesn't require a clinical examination. |
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