The phrase "attending patients" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a medical context to refer to healthcare professionals who are providing care or treatment to patients.
Example: "The doctor is currently attending patients in the emergency room."
Alternatives: "caring for patients" or "treating patients."
To determine whether attending patients systematically responded differently to the invitation method, attenders and non-attenders were compared on median age, gender, mean blood pressure, and previous diagnosis of hypertension using t-tests or chi-square tests as appropriate.
A systematic sampling based on the projected daily attendance at OPD per day and a list of attending patients obtained from the medical records was used to select participants to participate in the exit interviews.
An intensive training course for GPs lasting 15 hours with regular supervision by mental health professionals reduced attendance over one year in a sample of 209 Spanish frequently attending patients [ 40].
Most of these participants (68%) had attended the practice within 60 days prior to their attendance for CVRA, suggesting that the majority of our participants were regularly attending patients.
There was a trend towards more experienced nurses attending patients who required immediate treatment or treatment within 10 min.
To optimize enfuvirtide use, consensus recommendations for this purpose have been formulated by 247 physicians attending patients with HIV infection in Spain.
Dr. Dolittle 2 Eddie Murphy, Kristen Wilson, Raven-Symoné, Kyla Pratt and the voices of Michael Rapaport, Norm Macdonald, Lisa Kudrow, Steve Zahn, Mike Epps, Isaac Hayes, many others Directed by Steve Carr PG 81 minutes We meet the good doctor (Mr. Murphy) attending patients and using his ability to talk with animals to run a 12-step program for strays.
The book addresses the needs of physicians attending patients with infectious diseases, including infectious-disease specialists, pediatricians, internal medicine specialists, general practitioners, obstetricians, tropical medicine and travel medicine specialists, preventive medicine and public health specialists, microbiologists, biologists and vectorial control specialists.
Three thousand self-report questionnaires were distributed in the emergency wards of Israel's 25 general hospitals to all personnel (to permanent medical and nonmedical staff, and staff from other wards attending patients in the emergency wards at the time of questionnaire distribution).
Attending patients were asked to provide signed informed consent to participate.
All attending patients were examined using a standard protocol for capturing patients with SpA and AS.
