More to the point, traits like "honest" and "responsible" are consistent with stereotypes of doctors, "creative" and "temperamental" are consistent with stereotypes of artists, and "rebellious" and "dangerous" are consistent with stereotypes of skinheads.
Kafaji said he also noted that the skin on Bogner's hands seemed somewhat coarse, which is consistent with EM. "If doctors haven't seen a case, it's often misdiagnosed as eczema or allergies," he said.
This is consistent with the junior doctors changing their implicit threshold for an abnormal diagnosis on the basis of the radiographer's triage result.
This is consistent with our results: doctors who were more stressed about personal finances were more likely to have considered or decided to move abroad.
Also, the more household members there are, the less they are expected to visit a doctor, consistent with our assumptions.
Vergara was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2000 and is now the face of the Follow The Script campaign, which aims to educate individuals with hypothyroidism about the importance of being consistent with the treatment their doctor prescribes.
She is now the spokeswoman for the new campaign "Follow the Script," made possible by AbbVie, which aims to educate individuals with hypothyroidism about the importance of being consistent with the treatment their doctor prescribes.
These specialties are preferred and chosen dominantly by women, and the level of preference is consistent with the magnitude of doctor shortage.
This finding is consistent with studies of difficult doctor-patient encounters, which have consistently found that patients with psychiatric illness are more likely to be perceived as difficult by their physicians [ 1- 5].
But in a given year, about 50 to 80 people who have symptoms consistent with leprosy tell their doctors that they have not traveled to such areas or had any contact with someone with a leprosy infection.
