The phrase "a physician that make" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a physician that makes" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "She is a physician that makes a significant impact on her patients' lives."
Alternatives: "a doctor who makes" or "a medical professional that creates".
This readiness was not reflected amongst the sub-cadres of physicians that make up the other district respondents.
Another important finding of our study is that the high number of physicians that made use of these teams demonstrates that the implementation of interdisciplinary shared care in a health care setting with limited tradition in shared care is feasible.
"There was concern over third parties interfering with the intimate and critical relationship between a patient and a physician that is at the core of making the best decision for the patient's care," said William Van Slyke, a spokesman for the Health Department.
All authors read and approved the final manuscript The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2253/10/16/prepub The authors would like to thank the nurses, respiratory therapists, and physician assistants that make this research possible.
There are "non-cognitive" qualities physicians posses that make them "great doctors".
Some states require a physician to report impairments that make it dangerous for a patient to drive.
More knowledge is warranted on factors that make physicians experiencing SCT as a WEP.
Other barriers that make physicians refrain from participating include the obtaining of informed consent and intrusion into the patient-physician relationship [ 5].
In this first paper, we discuss how biases are generated, and situations that make physicians more vulnerable to bias.
The gut feeling that 'this is not normal', which may arise when a physician observes a child, has proved to be a sign that makes the physician question the child's well-being (Lykke et al. 2008).
