The phrase "a range of clinicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of healthcare professionals with different specialties or expertise.
Example: "The study involved a range of clinicians, including doctors, nurses, and therapists, to ensure comprehensive patient care."
Alternatives: "a variety of healthcare professionals" or "a selection of medical practitioners".
Alternatively, if you are in a research position with little or no client contact, you will still be working with a range of clinicians and psychologists who may be able to arrange an honorary contract with the local PCT/ FT or mental health Trust and refer the odd patient to you and supervise you.
The findings from this study are of relevance to a range of clinicians as well as commissioners and service managers.
Our partners suggested we conduct focus groups with a range of clinicians, researchers, and managers in each district.
It was important in this first study, to observe the impact of a RCB program on a range of clinicians including nurses.
Both faculty and course participants were drawn from the ED and operating theatres, and consisted of a range of clinicians including both senior and junior medical and nursing staff.
Despite these reservations, most studies [ 2, 24, 36] report a range of clinicians' views, with a substantial number of clinicians showing a positive attitude towards the implementation of ROM.
Data across participants were systematically compared to identify similarities and differences in clinician perspectives according to a range of clinician characteristics (eg, clinical specialty, geographical area and years in post).
In each site, a series of semi-structured interviews with a range of participants (clinicians, support staff, hospital administrators) were conducted over a period of several years.
This study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices amongst a range of treating clinicians who manage high volumes of OP poisoned patient, and who did not generally have access to AChE results.
When he came in for dental surgery under general anaesthetic, several other necessary tests and treatments were carried out at the same time, involving a range of different clinicians.
One of the barriers to achieving the intended goals of such policy in psychosocial care is the effective translation of the substantial body of evidence regarding screening and psychosocial treatments into routine clinical practice by a range of cancer clinicians in a range of settings.
