Sentence examples for clinical wisdom from inspiring English sources

Many of my older colleagues continue to be amazing sources of clinical wisdom and expertise.

Introduction to psychotherapy : common clinical wisdom / Randolph B. Pipes, Donna S. Davenport.

On the other hand, some clinical wisdom has held its own since the time of Hippocrates.

We can share our skill and clinical wisdom (for example, publishing content in open access journals), and connect communities to each other.

Contrary to clinical wisdom, patients with psychiatric disorders respond very favorably to contemporary headache treatments administered in headache specialty treatment centers.

"With gravely ill patients, doctors sometimes foster these D.N.R. disputes by saying that a patient is getting better," said Dr. Joseph J. Fins, author of "A Palliative Ethic of Care: Clinical Wisdom at Life's End".

Generations of faculty, staff and students were moved by her warmth, wisdom, clinical excellence and leadership.

Largely at odds with clinical and common wisdom, decades of research have shown that often SDI is not associated with tumor stage and/or with survival from cancer.

The second screen contains the "faculty" answer to the question or questions in the first screen, with relevant clinical pearls of wisdom and links to relevant web resources.

But surely Barney Clarkson growled "Do it" as well, when some fresh-faced clinical associate questioned the wisdom of substituting thiotepa for nitrogen mustard.

Founder and First Medical Director of the Chemotherapy Foundation, Dr. Greenspan was a consummate educator who brought intellect, wisdom, great clinical skills, vast expertise and personal integrity to the task of training young physicians.