The phrase "authorities and physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to both governmental or organizational bodies and medical professionals in a context related to health, safety, or public policy.
Example: "The authorities and physicians are working together to address the public health crisis."
Alternatives: "officials and doctors" or "regulatory bodies and healthcare providers".
Women have a fairly positive perception of breast cancer screening [ 11, 35] thanks to the communication efforts pioneered by the media, health authorities and physicians.
The participants of this study recommended the involvement of the authorities and physicians in the process of response (team response), while the participants of others researches recommended shifting the responsibility of error reporting to the organization's specific reporter [ 11].
The audience with an interest in PRO outcomes has broadened in recent years to include not only patients and their representatives but also regulators, policy makers, health technology assessment (HTA) authorities and physicians.
Finally, in the light of the experience gained during the 2009 pandemic, the state, regional authorities and physicians should be better coordinated; this would involve enlisting the support of the professional unions of those chiefly engaged in carrying out vaccination campaigns, in order to agree upon appropriate professional training and adequate incentives.
With the advent of the IfSG, laboratories have to notify all cases with norovirus positive stool samples to local public health authorities (LPHAs) and physicians have to notify gastroenteritis outbreaks and hospitals nosocomial outbreaks to LPHAs [1].
Dominant supportive atmosphere, no authority and physician shirking from the responsibility of the practiced error, and anonymous reporting system were the issues raised by the participants.
While this is a not unique phenomenon, it can be especially beneficial in this region where deference to the medical authority- and physician expectation thereof-by patients and health team members is entrenched in the practice environment [ 19].
Health authorities urged families and physicians to be aware of the health needs of cancer survivors.
These data are ascertained entirely independently of clinical trial side effects; rather than being reported by clinicians in the context of a clinical trial, they are reported to regulatory authorities by patients and physicians in the context of real-world drug administration.
Emergency physicians were assessed on a number of factors of practice that the regulatory authority and the physicians themselves believed to be important.
Although many may suggest that the decision to use or remove physical restraints falls mainly under the professional authority of nurses and physicians [ 20], it needs to be mentioned that in a dynamic health care environment such as that of a hospital, many forces are at work [ 8].
