In order to obtain detailed accounts, doctors were encouraged to provide examples of patients they had seen whenever possible.
Where significant differences were detected between these groups, medical and non-medical staff groups were sub-divided for more detailed analysis (doctors, nurses, psychologists, and other therapists).
But the meaning of that guarantee has shrunk as Medicare officials and Congress have set more detailed standards for doctors, hospitals, nursing homes and others in Medicare.
Thus, it is thought that patients may well demand a detailed explanation and doctors might not meet all of the patient's expectations in this respect.
In this detailed analysis of doctors' coffee purchasing habits at work over a 12 month period in a large teaching hospital in Switzerland we found variation between specialties, hierarchy, and sex.
We anticipated that this would provide a detailed account of doctors' understanding of individualisation and the methods that they would use to achieve it within their understanding, as well as the methods that they used to individualise treatments as others may see it.
It has introduced new, more detailed forms, which many doctors find maddening.
The records it examined came from three large collections, totaling 4,453 children, with detailed interviews from parents, doctors' observations or both.
The stories by reporter Chris Hamby detailed how lawyers and doctors on the coal industry payroll have managed to defeat miners' benefit claims by misdiagnosing illnesses and withholding critical evidence.
Handheld devices equipped to monitor things like weight and blood pressure ― and even more sophisticated devices like bluetooth-equipped inhalers ― would provide doctors with detailed health information that could then be measured against your genetic profile to inform treatments.
