Sentence examples for demand for physician from inspiring English sources

I was unpersuaded in part because the newly insured are likely to present only a marginal added demand for physician services.

A brief discussion of the current and projected demand for physician services is illustrative of the problem.

q smaller than 1 also implies that the demand for physician services does not grow faster than the number of physicians, i.e., the time-cost-physician elasticity is smaller than 1.

By multiplying the number of inhabitants in each region with the demand for physician services, we receive the demand for the whole region, i.e., nAu, nAr, nSu, and nSr.

In a pilot in Rwanda, the demand for physician time in providing HIV care and treatment was reduce by 76% by expanding the role of nurses in HIV services [ 33].

It is possible that the preventive home visits program has induced the participants' demand for physician services and care provided by relatives and friends since the intervention explicitly aimed at identifying care deficits and motivating participants to seek solutions.

After Medicare was created in 1965, doctors' salaries actually increased, as demand for physicians' services skyrocketed.

A Merritt Hawkins survey of recruitment incentives released in June showed average salaries rising sharply for primary care physicians — family doctors, internists and pediatricians — because demand for physicians in these fields is strong.

One study, for example, revealed that up to almost a third of doctors would, without question, concede to a patient's demand for physicians of a certain race, ethnicity, gender or religion.

Before the 19th century, when most people died before reaching old age, there was little demand for physicians to specialize in the care of the elderly; declining health was regarded as an inevitable accompaniment to old age.

There is an increasing demand for physicians to possess strong personal and social qualities embodied in the concept of emotional intelligence (EI).