The phrase "across doctor" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "I need to consult with the doctor across the street."
Alternatives: "the doctor nearby" or "the doctor over there".
The health care industry continues to use fax machines to: transmit prescriptions to pharmacies, share notes across doctor's offices and facilities, process and adjudicate claims and billing information, transmit radiology and pathology results, and register new patients.
Several lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption, smoking and physical activity were similar across doctor groups [ 9].
We collect and integrate records that are dispersed across doctors' offices, pharmacies, insurers, hospitals and testing centers to create a single comprehensive record for each patient.
As a taxi driver, I'm meeting and greeting people in Grimsby all the time, and I've come across people exactly like Nobby and his family and friends, but I've also come across doctors, lawyers, explorers, scientists, actors and musicians.
This allows the company to scale faster across doctors' offices to give the myriad medical record salve startups a run for their money.
I've come across doctors who regularly prescribe pet therapy to their patients, and doctors who bring their own dogs with them to patients' appointments.
GP work is shared across doctors and with practice nurses.
Each scenario contained a different clinical challenge and allocation to these scenarios was randomised across doctors.
Second, the variations in treatment outcomes across doctors' offices and hospitals have also been obscured.
Differences in %-positive were found across doctors, nurses and nursing assistants, and others for perception of unit management only (P<0.05).
Across doctors, nurses and midwives, the proportion of PNS has increased from 53% in 2006 to 65% in 2008 and for contract staff has fallen from 39%to28%8% over the same period.
