The phrase "a physicians" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a physician" when referring to a single doctor, as "physician" is a singular noun.
Example: "I need to schedule an appointment with a physician for my annual check-up."
Alternatives: "a doctor" or "a medical professional."
There is an almanac, a Physicians' Desk Reference and a dictionary, but nary an encyclopedia in sight.
Dr. William Jordan, president of Texas Cancer Care, a physicians' group in Fort Worth, said: "This is a betrayal of trust.
The bride, 60, is a specialist in breast imaging and neuroradiology with S&D Medical, a physicians group in Bedford Hills, N.Y.
Ms. Stanton, a developer of spas in California, is president of Stanton Spas L.L.C., and head of the Stanton Health Care Group, a physicians' referral service in Manhattan.
It is a "back-door way of trying to privatize Medicare," said Dr. Jack Lewin, the chief executive of the California Medical Association, a physicians' group.
But if people suffer in those 2 areas, who is going to end up benefitng if they get a physicians assistance?
"You can use the database qualities of the computer medium to drill down and get what you want -- for textbooks or the blueprints to a heating system or a physicians' reference book," he said.
What I did with other people was to go and buy drugs from a man who kept a Physicians' Desk Reference on a table in his very pleasant living room.
IP-10, interferon-gamma inducible protein-10; IQR, interquartile range; mLoSSI, modified Localized Scleroderma Skin Score; PGA-A, physicians global assessment of activity.
Sadly, in a Physicians Foundation survey conducted before the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, 57 percent of physicians stated they would not recommend a medical career to their children or other young people.
A Physicians Foundation survey of 13,000 doctors found that 60percentt of doctors would retire today if they could, up from 45percentt before the law passed.
