The phrase "ad physicians" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect reference, possibly intended to mean "to physicians" or "for physicians."
Example: "The new guidelines were distributed ad physicians to ensure they were informed of the latest practices."
Alternatives: "to doctors" or "for medical professionals."
By the 1st century AD, physicians had worked out that massaging the sufferer's genitals with fingers lubricated in special oils could relieve the disorder.
With the increasing number of acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (AChEIs) being marketed for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease (AD), physicians will need protocols for discontinuing one AChEI and initiating another ("switching").
With regard to degenerative diseases such as AD, physicians' confidence in diagnosing dementia can be undermined by several factors such as young age of onset, high education level (where neuropsychological tests can fail to reveal a subtle, despite substantial, cognitive decline), atypical presentation, and presence of psychiatric or cognitive comorbidities.
Adding physician extenders to the surgical team has been helpful in some institutions.
Adding physician billing data to administrative data-based surveillance efforts may improve comprehensiveness, but the feasibility of such an approach has rarely been examined.
While there has previously been ad hoc physician cohort data collection undertaken, there is a need for regular, routine and integrated collection of physician data by cohort, as part of a strengthening of the whole human resources for health information system.
101 - 200 Cappadocia, Turkey Aretaeus Of Cappadocia, (flourished 2nd century ad) Greek physician from Cappadocia who practiced in Rome and Alexandria, led a revival of Hippocrates' teachings, and is thought to have ranked second only to the father of medicine himself in the application of keen observation and ethics to the art.
Aretaeus Of Cappadocia, (flourished 2nd century ad) Greek physician from Cappadocia who practiced in Rome and Alexandria, led a revival of Hippocrates' teachings, and is thought to have ranked second only to the father of medicine himself in the application of keen observation and ethics to the art.
AD is physician and is working as PhD student at Department of Cancer Research and Molecular Medicine and St. Olavs Hospital, Trondheim University Hospital.
Adding unlicensed physicians to the count, that proportion falls to 11.49%.
"In medical school, I learned more about treating malaria than I learned about treating obesity," begins a print ad directed at physicians that quotes Dr. Michael Kaplan, the founder of the company.
