Sentence examples for diagnostic skill from inspiring English sources

Set in a big London hospital, it closely observes diagnostic skill, failed attempts at resuscitation, a bungled operation, great gentleness in dealing with a dying patient, and an impatience with the idea that "caring" means a caressing manner.

Point-of-care ultrasound is becoming an essential diagnostic skill for all physicians [9].

Previous reports assessing diagnostic skill using narrow-band imaging (NBI) and pit pattern analysis for colorectal polyps involved only highly experienced endoscopists.

Patients express greater satisfaction with the care from chiropractors and osteopaths, because they are perceived as having more empathy, diagnostic skill and effective treatment, but their attitude to a GP providing an osteopathy service is unknown.

"They are more expensive than a resident, they may well be better in some skills but there will always be parts of the diagnostic skill mix which they won't have and may very well decrease exposure to things that a resident can give".

Diagnostic skill was important, 1 but accurate prognostication was more highly prized: "The best physician was one who could prevent and predict".

His diagnostic skills are really remarkable.

His diagnostic skills against the run were a plus.

He hadn't appeared very impressed by Andrei's diagnostic skills then.

He'll have to show sharper diagnostic skills here than he did in Jacksonville.

In some areas of medicine computers now have better diagnostic skills than humans.