Sentence examples for accommodating physician from inspiring English sources

Other times the patients requested annual screens and the physicians felt obligated to conduct one or she/he risked losing the patient to a more accommodating physician: A lot of the Pap smears I do are actually people who suggested that they wanted a health check, so they do it every one to two years anyway.

To accommodate physician and patient preferences, the IBCSG has designed two complementary randomization options within one clinical trial, Trial 32-05 (CASA), to investigate the role of adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy for women at advanced age with endocrine non-responsive early breast cancer who are not suitable for one of the standard chemotherapy regimens.

We fit random intercepts for unit and physician, allowing for cross-classification to accommodate physicians who worked on more than one unit [ 20].

The ANC cutoff point to define an event was 0.5 × 10/liter, rather than 0.25 × 10/liter used in the Silber model to accommodate the physician practice style associated with patients in the validation sample.

We have defined and applied a new method for assessing treatment thresholds that accommodates uncertainty in physician treatment recommendations.

On my first day, I overheard the attending physician grumbling about accommodating an elderly Haitian man with limited English who had misunderstood his appointment time.

First, you must recognize that the current structure of medical schools and universities, with their anachronistic, rigid "up or out" promotion and tenure systems, were designed to accommodate the male physician-scientist of earlier generations whose career ambitions were supported by stay-at-home wives who assumed all household and child-rearing responsibilities.

Finally a clinical group meeting was held for interested physicians at the university on a date accommodating their time schedules.

Physicians with a potential interest in trans health issues or an openness to accommodating trans patients in their practice were also identified by non-medical contacts at a Southwestern Ontario trans support group.

The LS preferences (according to Kolb) of the 49 physicians turned out as follows: 37% were Assimilating, 31% Converging, 27% Accommodating and 6% Diverging.

Accommodating, efficient service.