Sentence examples for clinics policy from inspiring English sources

(Family Medicine Specialist, government health clinic)" To overcome the problem of short consultation time and fast turnover of doctors in the government clinics, policy makers advocated the empowerment of paramedical staff to counsel patients with diabetes who needed insulin.

Many of the interviewees confirmed the common view that dual practice is widespread amongst public sector doctors: "The vast majority, almost all doctors working in the public sector, have another job: in their own office or in larger private clinics" (Policy Maker (PM) #2, College of Physicians) "It is rare that a doctor has only one job" (PM #2).

To determine reproductive services offered to lesbian patients by Canadian fertility clinics, policies of practice, ease of access to these services, and sensitivity of clinics to this population of patients.

Being involved in the startup process and governance of the specialty clinic and subsequently having direct influence on clinics' policies not only diminishes the likelihood of interest dissatisfaction developing but also fits well with the initial medical logic in which most entrepreneurial physicians were initially embedded.

As per Mayo Clinic policy, IRB approval was not required for a QI project.

Research activities should be embedded into administrative and practice duties of front office support staff and practitioners, and explicitly outlined in the clinic policy and procedure manuals.

We did, however, find that patients with ePA were less likely to believe in or adhere to clinic policy against socialization.

You know, the line management still kind of has to be … accountability has to lead back to the clinic' (policy maker 1) and '… there were big gaps that we really needed to try and tighten up on' (policy maker 1).

These practices should be carefully evaluated by each facility to determine if the potential benefit(s) (e.g., convenience) truly outweigh the potential increased infection risk, or if at the least an adjustment to clinic policy is warranted.

Letters were sent to the primary care team for every patient to inform them of the clinic policy, screening process, and the reasons underlying them, whether changes were thought to be required or not.

Second, although it is clinic policy to administer the EQ-5D at all primary care and urgent visits, when patients come in severely ill, the survey may not be administered.