The phrase "active physician" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physician who is currently practicing medicine and providing care to patients.
Example: "The hospital requires that all staff members be active physicians to ensure the highest level of patient care."
Alternatives: "practicing physician" or "licensed physician".
The intervention refers to the possible actions such as activating a passive or active physician alert, displaying relevant information, or displaying a relevant guideline with supporting patient data.
He then exits for 200 pages, after which he returns to have his résumé updated (he is a philanthropically active physician) and to decide against running for Congress.
Not to Mr. Segal, a lawyer and former neurosurgeon who says he has 150 to 200 active physician accounts for the service.
The Emerging Infections Program, meanwhile, is developing a surveillance system for tick-borne diseases (TBDs) that includes active physician and laboratory surveillance for TBDs and population-based studies.
There are 1300 active physician scientists who have been elected to this organization.
These included high program complexity combined with high staff involvement; group care-delivery format combined with low accountability to facility leadership; an active physician champion combined with low accountability to facility leadership; and the use of quality-improvement strategies combined with not using a waiting list.
This report estimated that one fifth to one third of active physicians worked in other fields of activity than curative care, such as scientific research, administrative service, employment in pharmaceutical companies and insurances.
The ASCI represents active physician-scientists who are at the bedside, at the research bench, and at the blackboard.
The $1.5 billion in physician charity care represent an average of $1,750 for each of the country's 855,000 active physicians.
And the number of active physicians per 100,000 population in Massachusetts is roughly twice that of Mississippi.
When considering only clinically active physicians per million inhabitants, e.g. Europe had high ratios (0.89 ppm), whereas Africa, with a total of 26 clinically active physicians, has according to our research criteria practically inexistent medical coverage in this field.
