The phrase "agreements with physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing contracts, collaborations, or understandings established between healthcare providers and doctors.
Example: "The hospital has established several agreements with physicians to enhance patient care and streamline services."
Alternatives: "contracts with doctors" or "arrangements with healthcare providers".
Last fall, Park Ridge's parent company, Adventist Health, reached an agreement with the US Department of Justice to pay a settlement of $115 million stemming from charges it violated the False Claims Act by miscoding payments and having improper compensation agreements with physicians.
MHS which had agreements with physicians and laboratories showed a significantly shorter notification time compared to MHS without such agreements.
For the year 2008, we also investigated whether timeliness is improved by MHS agreements with physicians and laboratories that allow direct laboratory reporting.
Most pharmacists had working agreements with physicians on euthanasia (81%), but fewer had working agreements on palliative sedation (46%) or opioid therapy (25%).
Of these, 25 MHS had agreements with physicians to authorise direct laboratory reporting by one or more laboratories in their region.
Most pharmacists had working agreements with physicians on euthanasia (81%); among hospital pharmacists, the 97% reporting "yes" to this question on our questionnaire was substantially higher than 71% responding positively in 1994 [ 51], reflecting the practical incorporation of euthanasia in the Netherlands health system.
Nurses and clinical officers both showed moderate to almost perfect agreement with physicians in their Final Antiretroviral Therapy Recommendation (unweighted κ = 0.59 and κ = 0.91, respectively).
Both nurses and clinical officers demonstrated strong agreement with physicians in deciding whether to initiate antiretroviral therapy in the HIV patient.
At the least, there is compelling evidence in these results that clinical officers should be allowed to initiate ART immediately, and can do so with a high level of agreement with physicians.
Patients reported difficulty in adjusting insulin doses, in agreement with physician views of their success in this area.
We evaluated our previously derived admission criteria for agreement with physician decisions and outpatient failure among patients presenting to emergency departments (EDs) with pneumonia.
