The phrase "and physicians based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing decisions, actions, or recommendations that are influenced by or derived from physicians' input or expertise.
Example: "The treatment plan was developed and physicians based on the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "and doctors according to" or "and healthcare providers based on".
This intervention introduced a performance-based payment scheme for hospitals and physicians based on a quality of care performance measure which we refer to as Q*, a metric that measures clinical performance, patient satisfaction and volume of physician services.
However, in many Asian countries people are free to choose to visit hospitals and physicians based on their preferences.
In addition, we found shared incentives for both management and physicians, based on both quality indicators and financial indicators of the entity's performance, to be useful in providing additional cement to the sedimented hybrid logic.
Since many people in Asian countries can freely choose hospitals and physicians based on their preferences, psychiatrists in busy clinics may be challenged to assess new onset cases without any previous medical record.
While the program successfully managed to build nursing skills and to redefine the role of the physician, high quality of care will require further training for nurses and redefinition of the tasks and responsibilities of the nurses and physicians, based on the evolving challenges.
Hospital physicians were sampled based on the physician roster of the Soroka University Medical Center and the community-based physicians based on the physician roster of the Southern District of the Clalit Health Services.
While some evidence suggests that patient race can be used by physicians to predict disease risk and determine drug therapy, other studies document bias and stereotyping by physicians based on patient race.
There were significant differences between specialties in the distributions of low, medium and high-volume physicians based on their HIV caseloads.
Unwelcoming attitudes or disrespect towards low-income patients and discrimination by family physicians based on ethnicity, immigration status, and gender, in conjunction with low income, may also constitute a barrier to care [ 23, 24].
These waiting lists centralize requests for family physicians in a given territory and match unattached patients with family physicians based on a priority scale and on the availability of primary care resources [ 11].
Therefore, this group will receive the usual standard care for diabetes and depression from their family physicians based on available clinical practice guidelines.
