Sentence examples for biomedical physicians from inspiring English sources

Companies like Himalayan, for example, repackage ayurveda herbal preparations 'in the symbolic forms of biomedical, "English", medicine – brightly coloured capsules, plastic bottles, English labels – and [distribute] it by prescription through biomedical physicians' (Cohen, 2000, p. 133).

Some naturopaths connected their scope-related concerns to a goal of practising as independent, primary care practitioners, on par with biomedical physicians: My inability to directly order lab tests [sic] or prescribe base-line pharmaceuticals inhibits me from being a one stop shop for primary care.

The sociological professions literature has detailed the subordination of TCAM practitioner groups in relation to biomedical physicians [ 3, 7, 12], but to date little work has addressed the unequal power relations that may be emerging between TCAM groups as they move to professionalize.

That said, despite clear evidence from the U.S. that BIs by health care providers result in increased tobacco cessation rates [ 19], and that such BIs are the most cost-effective preventive health services [ 30], implementation of BIs by biomedical physicians fall far short of the ideal [ 31].

(Int4) In primary care IHC settings, the treatment plan was largely overseen by the biomedical physician.

Typically these treatment plans were "brokered" by the biomedical physician when a patient was to be seen by other practitioners within the centre.

Evolutionary biologists have largely left the search for solutions to the drug resistance crisis to biomedical scientists, physicians, veterinarians and public health specialists.

The course structure included four pedagogical strategies: lectures by the physics professor (R.W ., guest lectures by biomedical researchers or physicians, classroom discussions, and laboratory activities.

Forty-three biomedical (e.g., physicians, nurses, and psychologists) and 42 CAM practitioners out of 218 potential respondents returned their completed questionnaires.

The equations developed for use in METS have the advantage of being derived from wholly black community-based samples of healthy young adults, which may be better accepted for use in black populations by biomedical researchers and physicians.

While the initial interest of Hippocratic ethics was the duties of physicians, biomedical ethics has turned to focus on supporting the interests of patients both approaches are rooted in "the tradition of individualism" (Veatch 2012, 116).