Sentence examples for burden of doctors from inspiring English sources
Since CT images increase the burden of doctors, research of this kind of technology is urgently needed.
CAD systems are increasingly used as an aid by radiologists for detection and interpretation of diseases [ 3], reducing the burden of doctors and improving the diagnosis accuracy.
He's hopeful government-sponsored comparative effectiveness research could take some of the burden off doctors and improve care for patients while keeping plaintiff lawyers at bay. "Comparative effectiveness doesn't have to be looked at as a negative thing that will squash things," Friedman says.
A more effective way to improve care, protect victims of malpractice and reduce the burden on doctors would be to hold health maintenance organizations accountable for their negligence and the negligence of their doctors.
Dr. Richard K. Harding, president of the American Psychiatric Association, said the Bush rules would reduce the burden on doctors, but were "inadequate to protect patients".
There is little doubt that widespread computerization could greatly reduce the paperwork burden on doctors and hospitals, head off medication errors, and reduce the costly repetition of diagnostic tests as patients move from one doctor to another.
The process of obtaining informed consent was a huge burden for 55% of doctors at KUHP.
This not only gives more cancer patients the possibility of help, but it also lifts the burden of guilt from doctors and researchers who must justify the unjustifiable to patients and their loved ones.
The chart above shows where Illinois stands compared to the U.S. average on the Truth In Accounting "Taxpayer Burden" measure of state government debt burden and the share of doctors accepting new Medicaid patients.
Critics of the policy said it shifted the burden of financing healthcare to doctors and patients.
The average number of patients operated per week was 10.4 and this is because of the high burden of disease and low numbers of doctors in our setting, hence increased work load for the few available doctors at public hospitals [ 23- 25].
