The phrase "a model for physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing exemplary behavior, practices, or standards that physicians should aspire to emulate.
Example: "Dr. Smith has always been a model for physicians, demonstrating compassion and professionalism in every patient interaction."
Alternatives: "an example for doctors" or "a standard for medical professionals".
Dr. Berkshire has been involved in a pilot study, funded in part by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan foundation, testing a model for teaching physician-patient communication along with empathy skills to improve patient satisfaction, practice outcomes, decrease malpractice and enhance insurance reimbursement.
The "Collaborative working relationship model", proposed by McDonough and Doucette [ 24], is a general model for physicians and pharmacists.
The Advisory Committee is informed by a workforce forecasting model for physicians (developed by NIVEL).
Employing mostly women doctors, the center became a model for hospitals and other physician groups.
Cuba can be proud of its health care system, a model for many countries". Similarly, training physicians for underdeveloped countries has been a major goal for Cuba; providing almost 2000 students/year with free medical education at Escuela Latinoamericana de Medicina (ELAM) has again hugely successful for them politically.
Further studies are needed to test it as a model for improving the training of physicians, midwives, and other health care providers.
The objective of this paper is to describe the conceptualisation of a model for the communication behaviour of physicians performing medical disability assessments in a social insurance context and of their claimants, in face-to-face encounters during medical disability assessment interviews and the preparation thereof.
The model for nurses' responses is marginally acceptable but is superior to the model for physicians' responses, which fits poorly.
In addition, it shows overlap with a literature-based prescribing decision model developed in a long-term care study conducted in the United States, [ 27] as well as with elements of a more general model for physician adherence to clinical practice guidelines [ 35].
Although the Mount Kisco Medical Group may be a winning model for its physicians, ( "For Group Doctors, a Winning Model," Feb. 1) it certainly isn't a winning model for either the health care community or a winning model for the patient community it serves.
