Sentence examples for concerned consultant from inspiring English sources

To validate the accuracy of data collection, cancer registries send the collected data to the concerned consultant breast surgeon.

The report said patients needing specialist treatment or surgery are sent to Morriston hospital in Swansea run by neighbouring Abertawe Bro Morgannwg Health Board with Morriston consultants "concerned that patients returning to hospitals in the Hywel Dda health board after surgery may get lost in the system with inadequate follow up".

Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the Taxpayers' Alliance, said: "I think people will be extremely concerned about the number of consultants being paid vast amounts of money for a day's work in government.

News pundits and political consultants are more concerned with the sex lives of the candidates than the real stories and real issues of voters.

Both consultants and trainees are concerned about issues impacting on the quality of care they can provide to patients and they feel undervalued within their work organisation and beyond.

Patients concerned about investigations into a former gynaecological consultant in Cornwall can now access a telephone information hotline.

Studies within mental health settings which have examined psychiatrists' views of nurse prescribing also suggest that they are largely supportive of the nurse prescribing role [ 15, 19, 20], with consultant psychiatrists appearing to be less concerned about independent nurse prescribing than their junior staff [ 19].

The league is so concerned that Commissioner Paul Tagliabue decided to use an outside consultant, Martin Lipton, a corporate finance lawyer in New York, to conduct an investigation that is under way.

Trained consultants now respond and give advice to concerned parents and guardians seven days a week on appropriate infant nutrition.

Concerned that rising executive pay might be a result of consultant conflicts, Mr. Waxman asked the committee's staff last summer to collect information from six top consulting firms about their work for the 250 largest publicly traded companies.

Furthermore, the supervisors seemed more concerned about interns' skills' deficiencies that directly affected their work as consultants e.g., ability to perform surgical procedures; in other words the supervisors' perceptions were tainted by a service perspective.