His needs are now met by three different physicians, with his medical records split accordingly, he said.
The diagnosis of infections acquired in the ICU was performed according to the CDC diagnosis criteria applied by three different physicians blinded to the treatment assignment [ 15].
For five physical examinations rated by three different physicians this ranged from 0.79 to 0.92 (p < 0.001) per physical examination scored (Table 3).
Later that day, the diagnosis was made twice, by two different physicians, in accord with state law.
In 1874 anorexia nervosa was introduced as a clinical diagnosis by two different physicians, Sir William Withey Gull of Britain and Charles Lasègue of France.
105 ultrasound exams were requested by four different physicians, asking, respectively, for 62, 21, 20, and 2 exams.
It is intuitive that, when asked the same question by two different physicians, the patient would answer the same way the vast majority of the time since there is no bias or interpretation introduced by the physician.
Group information was used to inform the randomised patients about which food items to choose from, and this was given at baseline, and 2, 6 and 12 months by two different physicians.
For example, during a single ED episode, a patient may be seen by two different physicians, each of whom (if self-employed) generate separate claims for the patient encounter while the hospital outpatient department also generates a bill for the technical component of care provided in the ED.
Before starting the study, intra- and inter-observer variabilities were evaluated on three different physicians and were calculated retrospectively by analysis of brain CT scans.
Confirmed SNPT cases were defined as those with a positive culture for Mycobacterium tuberculosis in respiratory specimen; presumptive SNPT as clinical improvement after three months of anti-TB treatment as judged by three different chest physicians in a blinded review.
