The phrase "agents and physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to both medical professionals and individuals who act on behalf of others, often in a healthcare or insurance context.
Example: "The study surveyed the opinions of agents and physicians regarding the new healthcare policy."
Alternatives: "representatives and doctors" or "brokers and healthcare providers".
However, 53% said that they would use intropic agents, and all physicians stated they would transfuse patients in response to a low ScvO2.
Table 3 outlines the initial choice of empirical antimicrobial agents and the physicians' compliance with the recommendations for empirical treatment of severe sepsis at our hospital in 2008.
However, the magnitude of public demand for anthrax-related antimicrobial agents and for physicians to dispense them has not been assessed in regions of the country where no cases or exposures occurred.
Other significant predictors associated with shorter time to antihyperglycaemic medication initiation included female gender, use of lipid-modifying agents, use of weight-reducing agents and later physician registration year.
They conceptualize these organizations as complex adaptive systems composed of agents, including patients, office staff and physicians, who enact internal models of income generation, patient care and organizational operations.
In advanced healthcare systems, integrated computerized programs allowing for the restriction of antimicrobial agents and providing decision-assisted physician orders have proven to be helpful in controlling the use of antibiotics.
He added: "It's clear that in the name of national security the military trumped that covenant, and physicians were transformed into agents of the military and performed acts that were contrary to medical ethics and practice.
"It's clear that in the name of national security, the military trumped (the Hippocratic Oath), and physicians were transformed into agents of the military and performed acts that were contrary to medical ethics and practice," said Gerald Thomson, a retired Columbia professor of medicine and coauthor of the study.
With his extended family, Secret Service agents, physicians and Walter Reed attendants gathered in a solemn huddle in and around his room, Beau's body finally succumbed to the cancer.
