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Definition of referral in English: referralnoun rɪˈfəːr(ə)lrəˈfərəl 1An act of referring someone or something for consultation, review, or further action. Example sentencesExamples - But it falls short of imposing any sanctions on him, which could have included referral to the General Medical Council.
- So New Zealand First will support this bill's referral to the select committee.
- As I have said, National supports this bill's referral to a select committee.
- Initial referral to a review pharmacist included a copy of the patient's discharge letter.
- As the previous speaker has said, National supports this legislation and its referral to the Regulations Review Committee.
- It was made very clear that a similar action after qualification would be likely to result in referral to the General Medical Council.
- Anyway, here are some of the latest search engine referrals.
- Peters and Wade reviewed 2038 referrals to the Auckland Court Liaison Service over a two year period.
Synonyms passing on, transfer, redirection - 1.1mass noun The directing of a patient to a medical specialist by a GP.
Example sentencesExamples - Consecutive patients whose referral letters gave no reason for exclusion were considered provisionally eligible.
- The report also said many GPs had difficulty identifying which patients needed urgent referral to hospital cancer services.
- On a normal school day, about 35 children attend the pupil referral unit.
- 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.
- There was no evidence that subsequent hospital management was influenced as a result of better investigation by doctors before referral.
- No effect of referral from medical or social service providers was detected.
- If the findings at that point are positive, an orthopedic referral is needed.
- More than half of cancer patients requiring an urgent referral are having to wait longer than two months.
- These patients may require specialist gastroenterological referral.
- We selected patients by examining all referral letters to the hospital's gastroenterology outpatient clinics and open access endoscopy service.
- The assessment of ‘red flags’ will identify the small number of patients who need referral for an urgent surgical opinion.
- Being aware of this very substantial fall in hysterectomies is important and may be helpful in counselling patients before referral.
- Ocular involvement should prompt immediate referral to an ophthalmologist.
- Self referral to a clinic is an easier option.
- Specialty referral is warranted for suspected complications and inpatient detoxification programs should be considered.
- Visual impairment or globe injury warrants immediate referral.
- Patients with critical limb ischaemia require urgent referral to a vascular surgeon.
- Talk to your doctor about getting a referral to a genetic specialist.
- Referral to a urologist is indicated for patients with a stone greater than 5 mm in size.
- Your most important task is to detect potentially serious ocular presentations for immediate referral of the patient to an ophthalmologist and treatment.
Synonyms transfer, passing on, handover, direction, remission - 1.2 A person whose case has been referred to a specialist doctor or a professional body.
Example sentencesExamples - An increase in referrals will show just what an effective risk sink British general practice has been for many years.
- Botha says the centre gets lots of referrals from doctors and physiotherapists.
- 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.
- We are seeing around 25,000 outpatients a year and referrals continue to rise.
- Now I get referrals from medical doctors who have seen their patients lose weight or quit smoking.
- The service received 124 referrals in the first year, and 194 referrals in the second year.
Rhymes conferral, deferral, transferral Definition of referral in US English: referralnounrəˈfərəlrəˈfərəl 1An act of referring someone or something for consultation, review, or further action. Example sentencesExamples - Peters and Wade reviewed 2038 referrals to the Auckland Court Liaison Service over a two year period.
- As the previous speaker has said, National supports this legislation and its referral to the Regulations Review Committee.
- Initial referral to a review pharmacist included a copy of the patient's discharge letter.
- But it falls short of imposing any sanctions on him, which could have included referral to the General Medical Council.
- Anyway, here are some of the latest search engine referrals.
- As I have said, National supports this bill's referral to a select committee.
- So New Zealand First will support this bill's referral to the select committee.
- It was made very clear that a similar action after qualification would be likely to result in referral to the General Medical Council.
Synonyms passing on, transfer, redirection - 1.1 The directing of a patient to a medical specialist by a primary care physician.
Example sentencesExamples - Specialty referral is warranted for suspected complications and inpatient detoxification programs should be considered.
- No effect of referral from medical or social service providers was detected.
- There was no evidence that subsequent hospital management was influenced as a result of better investigation by doctors before referral.
- Visual impairment or globe injury warrants immediate referral.
- More than half of cancer patients requiring an urgent referral are having to wait longer than two months.
- 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.
- Self referral to a clinic is an easier option.
- Being aware of this very substantial fall in hysterectomies is important and may be helpful in counselling patients before referral.
- The report also said many GPs had difficulty identifying which patients needed urgent referral to hospital cancer services.
- These patients may require specialist gastroenterological referral.
- Ocular involvement should prompt immediate referral to an ophthalmologist.
- Patients with critical limb ischaemia require urgent referral to a vascular surgeon.
- We selected patients by examining all referral letters to the hospital's gastroenterology outpatient clinics and open access endoscopy service.
- Consecutive patients whose referral letters gave no reason for exclusion were considered provisionally eligible.
- The assessment of ‘red flags’ will identify the small number of patients who need referral for an urgent surgical opinion.
- Your most important task is to detect potentially serious ocular presentations for immediate referral of the patient to an ophthalmologist and treatment.
- Referral to a urologist is indicated for patients with a stone greater than 5 mm in size.
- On a normal school day, about 35 children attend the pupil referral unit.
- Talk to your doctor about getting a referral to a genetic specialist.
- If the findings at that point are positive, an orthopedic referral is needed.
Synonyms transfer, passing on, handover, direction, remission - 1.2 A person whose case has been referred to a specialist doctor or a professional body.
Example sentencesExamples - Now I get referrals from medical doctors who have seen their patients lose weight or quit smoking.
- The service received 124 referrals in the first year, and 194 referrals in the second year.
- 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.
- Botha says the centre gets lots of referrals from doctors and physiotherapists.
- We are seeing around 25,000 outpatients a year and referrals continue to rise.
- An increase in referrals will show just what an effective risk sink British general practice has been for many years.
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