Sentence examples for allocated to doctors from inspiring English sources

What the politicians failed to appreciate, mainly because it seems that those running the NHS don't understand it themselves, is that the cost allocated to doctors' time within a contract has significant consequences.

In addition patients allocated to doctors had slightly higher costs in both primary and secondary care.

During data collection, patients (controls) were allocated to doctors (cases) by the specialist registrar in charge of the unit (based on multiple factors, including patients' diagnoses and overall complexity, and the interests and experience of the available doctors), as normal; whenever practical, doctors do not clerk the same patient two days in a row.

For example, village doctors could obtain 3,000 RMB per month in Changshu county on average, while only a few hundred Yuan were allocated to village doctors in Maiji district.

In this course, students are allocated to family doctors, with training twice monthly to learn how to interview patients about their background, medical history, expectations regarding the consultation, understanding of their symptoms and their emotions.

Responses in the affirmative signified that patients were allocated to a specific doctor by health organisations based on where they lived, without them having the freedom to choose which doctor they would see.

The sample may have reflected the time doctors allocated to ART care more accurately than administrative records; higher rates of absenteeism among doctors have also been reported previously [ 31].

Because of that we decided to require trainee doctors allocated to ward work to attend Sandwell during today's strike".

Doctors allocated to each mode were given the opportunity to complete the survey online or on paper.

Doctors allocated to the sequential mixed mode group were more likely to fill out a paper survey (62%) than an online one (38%).

Only about half of health centres have a personal list system, with all patients allocated to a named family doctor.