The phrase "assigned doctor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific doctor who has been designated to a patient or case.
Example: "After the initial consultation, I was informed that my assigned doctor would be Dr. Smith."
Alternatives: "designated physician" or "appointed doctor".
In Canada and Cuba all pregnant mothers get comprehensive pre and post-natal care -- an assigned doctor, midwife or nurse, regular health screenings, counseling, nutritional supplements when needed, early intervention with problem pregnancies, ongoing monitoring of mother and child.
However, our clinical experience shows that in most residents the use of in- and outpatient hospital services is markedly reduced after admission to the nursing home as they are regularly seen by a permanently assigned doctor at the ward.
Parents (or people with parental authority) of eligible patients will be informed and provided with details by any of the assigned doctors.
Nurses assigned doctors lower scores, and in particular the mean score of managerial nurses was significantly lower than any other job roles, which is similar to previous studies.
During the second year of the project, the government assigned doctors to four of the five previously abandoned health centres in two municipalities.
This generally happens because the hospitals don't always assign doctors to the patient.
When the patient refused to be seen by a Muslim doctor, you should have told him that your hospital does not assign doctors based on religion — that would be both unethical and illegal — and then reiterated your willingness to examine him.
Fluent succession state axioms: Patient p will be assigned to doctor d when the action of assignment is executed, since then p remains assigned to d unless there is a revocation of assignment or the patient leaves the hospital.
While the Army and Air Force have assigned 340 doctors, nurses, technicians and chaplains from reserve units to augment the medical staff of 1,800, their tours run out in February.
The state-maintained list of health plan doctors also needs to be revised, he said, to remove errors that at times result in patients being assigned to doctors who do not speak their language or are not part of the managed-care network.
In what follows, we give some examples of rules concerning the deadline assigned to doctors to complete certain elements of patient's records.
