Sentence examples for contributing physicians from inspiring English sources

Only patients that had a valid health insurance number, date of birth, and were rostered to the contributing physicians were included.

Support for this conclusion is offered by Avery et al. [ 51] and Patterson et al. [ 53], who identified system training as significant factor contributing to physicians' use.

To determine the factors contributing to physicians' attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs, we used multiple logistic regression to estimate the adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI).

Understanding factors contributing to physician frustration with patients may allow us to improve the quality of patient-physician relationships.

Subtle social connections with agreeable-looking pharmaceutical representatives do influence physician behavior, and, I suspect, contribute to physicians' reluctance to face the conflict of interest inherent in receipt of samples.

This analysis demonstrates that provision of medical knowledge alone may be insufficient to change patients' "rational" utility-maximizing behavior patterns and that differences between physician and patient preferences may contribute to physicians' erroneous perception of "irrational" behavior on the part of patients.

However, Boyes and colleagues reported that giving physicians feedback about patients' psychosocial well-being rarely contributed to physicians' decision making about patient management [ 28].

Better understanding of the determinants of VH among physicians is also necessary, in particular to assess the extent to which patients' VH contributes to physicians' VH (Peretti-Watel et al., 2015, McRee et al., 2014).

Improving work satisfaction, providing outreach support programmes for career development and professional support in rural practice, and building appropriate relationships between physicians and people in the community, which can in turn improve work satisfaction, may contribute to physicians' choices of practising medicine on rural and remote islands in Japan.

This lack of information no doubt contributes to physicians' frustration with the disease.

Physicians at Columbia University would help to identify critical issues in the practice of medicine where the system's technology may be able to contribute, and physicians at the University of Maryland would work to identify the best way that a technology like Watson could interact with medical practitioners to provide the maximum assistance.