Sentence examples for attributed to clinicians from inspiring English sources

This was attributed to clinicians having varied IT skills or willingness to be involved.

Resistance to reporting is often attributed to clinicians' lack of confidence in how reported information will be used, as is limited perceived relevance of a single clinician's contribution [ 23] and a perception that reporting diseases is a useless endeavour [ 26].

14 Thus, although lower urinary tract symptoms in older men are often attributed to BPH, clinicians should consider other causes in their diagnosis and evaluation (such as neurogenic bladder dysfunction, drug induced lower urinary tract symptoms, and heart diseases with nocturnal polyuria).

33 34 35 36 37 One of its drawbacks is the heavy weighting that is attributed to the clinician's prediction of survival; the partial score for the clinician's prediction can represent 8.8/17.5 (49%) of the total score.

The negative impact on recruitment was attributed to demoralisation of clinicians who experienced job insecurity and lacked the motivation and cognitive resources needed to undertake research activity.

In this TB programme, among those with confirmed or probable TB, only 50% (3/6) of deaths at autopsy in men not known to have HIV and 34% (39/115) in HIV positive men could be attributed to TB, whereas clinicians attributed the cause of death to TB in 70% (7/10) and 65% (141/217) of deaths respectively.

This was attributed to the fact that clinicians rarely directly observe treatment in the community, resulting in greater uncertainty in their responses.

However, in Southampton this change was attributed to the work that clinicians had put in to 'educating' patients, and a generally well-informed patient population, rather than as a result of public information campaigns.

And of 56 attributed to TB by InterVA, clinician review attributed 12 to TB or TB/AIDS, 7 to AIDS, 3 to other communicable disease, and 32 to non-communicable disease.

Of the 320 deaths in age group 15 59 attributed to HIV/AIDS by InterVA, clinician review attributed 259 to AIDS or TB/AIDS, 2 to TB only, 6 to other communicable disease, 40 to non-communicable disease, 1 to external causes, and 12 were indeterminate.

However, the efficient use of the decision aid in consultations may in part be attributed to the familiarity of the clinicians with the decision aid as a result of the brief training clinicians received at entry to the trial.