The phrase "accommodating doctor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a doctor who is flexible, helpful, and willing to meet the needs of their patients.
Example: "The accommodating doctor took extra time to explain the treatment options to me, ensuring I felt comfortable with my choices."
Alternatives: "helpful physician" or "flexible doctor".
Assisted by accommodating doctors and compliant pharmacies both here and abroad, networked patients will also have one huge research advantage over all the official medicos the freedom to experiment in ways that lawyer-shy drug companies and lawyer-clogged regulatory agencies can never risk.
The F.D.A. said it would try to accommodate doctors who still wanted to use the drug by allowing Bayer to provide it as part of a study.
"What they did they did to accommodate doctors who have gotten into the real estate business, and it upset the entire community for no good reason," Mr. Marchiselli said of the hospital.
Doubles from £80, +46 31 828808, lilton.se Änggårdens Bed and Breakfast Built to accommodate doctors and their families from the nearby Sahlgrenska hospital, this beautiful, yellow 1920s villa is now a family-run B&B, surrounded by a leafy garden.
Medbit works by selling its service to hospitals and institutions, but it does accommodate doctors with their own practices.
The earliest years of formal postgraduate training in Fiji were characterized by large yearly intakes (14 to 18) to accommodate doctors who were working in specialty departments but had never had the opportunity to undertake formal specialist training (see Table 2).
"The location was about accommodating the doctor's schedule," Ms. Christ said.
One small house built to accommodate a doctor was already home to half a dozen other health staff, and where would they live if a doctor arrived?
When Tiffany Beroid posted her account of being forced to take an unpaid leave because Walmart wouldn't accommodate her doctor's suggestion that she stay off her feet, the post got 900 likes.
We met at Saks (611 Fifth Avenue, at 50th Street), a vender not above catering to the legal profession but also able to accommodate natty doctors as well as the occasional artist.
