Her behavior surprised none of us, who knew her as a diligent and compassionate physician, always with a smile on her face even as the rest of us groused about being overworked.
In the end, for RRT as well as every other medical therapy, there is no substitute for a trained, educated, committed, diligent and thoughtful physician.
Through the diligent and creative work of Dr. Ronald W. Davey, the Physician to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we today utilize these drugs for the side effects they were known to create.
But many physicians were not diligent about their recordkeeping, and the company did little to insist on accurate data, according to Dr. Pappas and the others.
However initial scans can be negative, so evaluating physicians must be diligent in cases where the suspicion is high for a vascular obstruction.
As physicians we need to be diligent with regards to recognition of risk factors and vigorous intervention.
Medical examiner, any physician who is charged with the diligent investigation and rigorous examination of the body of a person who has died a sudden, unnatural, unexpected, unexplained, or suspicious death, including those that may have been precipitated by physical or chemical trauma.
Diligent education of orthopaedic surgeons and primary care physicians in the judicious use of advanced imaging in benign bone tumors may help mitigate unnecessary imaging.Level III, diagnostic study.
Results of previous surveys of immunization practices among various physician groups indicate that pediatricians are fairly diligent in providing feedback, and response rates of 50% to 60% are common [ 10, 11, 18].
Women's health issues may be a key discriminator of regular recipients of mammograms, as this finding suggests that women may be referred or reminded more often by their physician to obtain mammograms and/or are more diligent about their health in general.
