Sentence examples for appointed doctor from inspiring English sources

On a lighter note, good news for the embattled National Youth Theatre, which has appointed Doctor Who star Matt Smith as its new patron.

On the other hand, a Home Office appointed doctor declared him well enough to travel: "He didn't even touch me or take my blood or sugar level.

The disability is assessed and confirmed by a medical assessor, who is a state appointed doctor.

Now there is here a good subject of Venice, lately appointed doctor, who besides his skill in healing is also a famous distiller.

Responsible person/opinion leader: a professional responsible for breastfeeding in each PHCC will be appointed (doctor, nurse, midwife or social worker).

Of patients who said that they had a specific doctor appointed to them, 73% could usually meet the same doctor; only 27% usually met the same doctor if they had no appointed doctor (Table 2).

God has appointed doctors to save and help people and if you meet a good doctor he will do good work (woman 15) In the beginning, I ask first of all the doctor.

It is assumed that newly qualified or newly appointed doctors bring to the work place core clinical skills as defined by the GMC and assessed in their undergraduate curriculum.

There is now a national recruitment programme in line with other medical specialties, and we know more than we did about our ability to attract and appoint doctors to training posts – but the most recent round of appointments in August this year left 18% of core training posts in psychiatry unfilled.

The AAP ensures the outcome of its circumcision statements by appointing doctors who are known to have a pro-circumcision position".

In the latest review, several violations cited by the state were procedural, including failing to ensure the privacy of patient records, ignoring credentialing requirements in appointing doctors and authorizing them to practice specialties.