Sentence examples for a consortium of physicians from inspiring English sources

Frustrated by the lack of appropriate medical response after the terrible 1984 industrial disaster, gas victims' organizations in India invited the assistance of the International Medical Commission on Bhopal, a consortium of physicians from various countries, in 1993.

A consortium of physicians, health insurers, naturalists and government agencies have banded together to help more people of all ages and economic strata engage in health-enhancing physical activity in parks and other natural environments.

Justice has lured a consortium of physicians to develop the Greenbrier Medical Institute, which he hopes will ultimately blend orthopedic, rehabilitation, and sports medicine research with executive health care and become a “medical think tank” and a magnet for health-minded guests.

The data included in this report were obtained from a consortium of 535 physicians practicing at 67 practice sites in 26 states, who participate in the Clinical Outcomes Research Initiative CORII) using previously described methodology[ 8, 9].

The curriculum should be compiled by an international consortium of physicians, health professionals, and other experts in emergency medicine and international emergency medicine development.

To help draw attention to that issue, Mr. Giuliani became the public face of a program called Rx Action Alliance, a consortium of drug makers, physicians and law enforcement authorities working to curtail such abuse.

Numbers like that are a big part of the reason a consortium of specialty care physicians released a list last year of 45 treatments or tests that doctors should use far less often or not at all.

The report by the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit research group, was done for a consortium of emergency medicine physician organizations.

Founded in 1998 by a consortium of large purchasers, the Leapfrog Group specified three major structural measures in its early iterations: (1) adoption of computerized physician order entry (CPOE); (2) use of critical care board-certified physicians in intensive care units; and (3) adherence to volume standards for selected high-risk surgical procedures.

It's a consortium of researchers from across NIH and volunteer experts from academic medical centers around the country who receive referrals for patients whom physicians have been unable to diagnose.

So says a consortium of prospective employers.