The word "clinician" is correct and commonly used in written English.
A clinician is a person who works in healthcare, specifically in a clinical setting, such as a hospital or a doctor's office. Clinicians can be doctors, nurses, therapists, or other medical professionals who diagnose and treat patients. Example: The hospital's team of clinicians worked around the clock to save the patient's life.
"It's the first time that somebody in Egypt will be prosecuted for this crime, and it should be a lesson for every clinician.
Poorly trained health workers can put patients at risk: As a clinician I worry about poorly trained people seeing children under five years of age.
The number of training places for physician associates – a new role in primary, emergency and adult medicine developed in the US where the clinician takes on some of the duties currently delivered by junior doctors – is increasing to 205; a 754% rise in one year.
Prof Peter Johnson, chief clinician at Cancer Research UK, said: "The NHS can't afford to ignore important innovations like this while our ovarian cancer survival rates lag behind the rest of the developed world.
Screening will involve a discussion with a clinician and might also require a blood test to be taken.
"We took advice from MSF and had a clinician in the UK.
A patient survey completed in Cornwall last year showed that 93% of patients felt they were getting a benefit from the telehealth service, by making their trips to the GP more appropriate or reducing their need to be seen by a clinician.
For example, the clinician could decide to see the patient more frequently or prescribe a different medication.
Second, the review itself, headed by a prominent clinician, is designed to build bridges with medical staff, who have been disillusioned by Labour's itch to interfere.There are dangers for Mr Brown in his attempt to smarten up Labour's health-care looks.
"As a clinician," says Sir Bruce Keogh, the medical director of the NHS, "it's quite easy to think you're doing the same as everybody else.
Trapped in a mundane, dissatisfying life, a young clinician who pops pimples for a living finds an escape in playing out the rituals of a rich one.
