Sentence examples for communication physicians from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid unnecessary mismatched communication, physicians and nurses should have a better consensus about end-of-life decision-making.

Nurses in this study identified powerlessness, lack of support, law, code of ethics and motivation, limited communication, physicians leading, risk of advocacy, royalty to peers, and insufficient time to interact with patients and families as barriers to advocacy.

In one of those studies in routine oncology practice (Velikova et al, 2004), which showed a positive impact on communication, physicians were trained in interpreting quality of life data.

Patients with many medical and psychosocial challenges may seem to have the "deck stacked against them," but in developing emotionally supportive relationships marked by open communication, physicians can provide a bridge to the achievement of better quality of life for their vulnerable patients.

The factors that were identified as barriers to advocacy by the nurses were powerlessness, lack of support, lack of national law and code of ethics, limited communication, physicians leading, risks of advocacy, royalty to peers, lack of motivation and insufficient time to interact with patients and families.

Homer, et al.[ 66] reported no significant group differences for parental satisfaction on physician communication, physician involvement or overall care.

The inpatient and outpatient surveys measured items in five domains including nursing communication, physician communication, physical environment, pain management and medication and symptom communication.

There were no differences in patient-reported communication, physician drug switching, or cost-related non-adherence by level of patient education (data not shown).

Lack of communication with physicians regarding the physician's goals for the patient was also a frustration (Quote 6).

The objective of this study was to describe the nursing documentation of telephone communication with physicians in community nursing homes.

Inherent to effective communication are physicians' and patients' abilities to communicate openly about diabetes treatment and self-care (9).