The phrase "application physicians" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to physicians who work with applications, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The application physicians are responsible for ensuring that the software meets the needs of healthcare providers."
Alternatives: "physicians using applications" or "physicians involved in applications".
After application, physicians are interviewed and scored on the basis of undergraduate academic record (grade-point average, length of study, scientific involvement, etc).
Because in this application physicians may specify individual dosing regimens this platform provides an excellent opportunity to intercept excessive doses, dangerous drug interactions, and also inappropriate tablet splitting during the prescription process.
In developing the survey, we hypothesized that self-perceived capability had a distinct application for physicians.
Also, this game will be released in the form of a mobile application for physicians.
That's what it took for MIM Software to get the Food and Drug Administration's clearance for a smartphone application that physicians can use to view MRIs and other medical images.
This approach of calcium staining, though still in clinical trials, offers significant clinical application, allowing physicians to get the clinically diagnostic nerve injury degree faster and will also facilitate better strategies for further treatment or future surgeries.
Its cloud-based modeling application allows physicians to create a personalized virtual 3-D tumor for a patient and assess the efficacy of treatments.
Through the in-depth evaluation of overlap index and feature agreement levels, our study indicates the possibility of direct onsite computation application for physicians other than dermatology specialists, when assessing skin lesions.
Through the in-depth evaluation of overlap index and feature agreement levels, our study indicates the possibility of direct onsite computation application for physicians other than dermatology specialists when assessing melanocytic and non-melanocytic skin lesions.
However, in some cases, such as small communities, the method is of limited application, because physicians may be loath to ask their patients to submit stool samples to a remote laboratory.
The lack of medical equipment, supplies, and facilities in this post-conflict zone contributed to a lack of practical application of physicians' acquired knowledge and skills from the CME, leading to probable poor long-term retention of acquired skills and knowledge [ 25, 32, 33].
