Sentence examples for doctor based on a from inspiring English sources
Tracy Weitz, a medical sociologist at the University of California, San Francisco, who viewed the video, said people should not be quick to pass judgment on a doctor based on a few phrases on a videotape.
Currently, that decision is usually made by John's doctor based on a variety of factors, such as John's current overall health status on dialysis and a gut instinct about whether (and when) John will get a better offer for a healthier kidney.
His first play was The Moscow Doctor, based on a novel by Seton Merriman which he had rewritten; it ran for over a week in Brighton.
Although some participants reported satisfactory relationships with their doctor based on a negotiated approach, directly challenging a doctors decision was felt to be inappropriate.
The official repeat prescribing protocol in Clover had been written by a doctor, based on a (much longer) folder of informal notes, which had been collected on the job by the administrative staff.
The strength of the study is the access to diagnoses as set by the medical doctor based on a common classification system (ICD-10) and the relatively large material that makes it possible to study single diagnostic groups and diseases.
But it leaves in place the current system of paying doctors, based on a fee schedule that sets payment rates for 7,000 different services.
Punctuating this point, paintings like Albrecht Durer's 16th century Jesus among the Doctors (based on an episode in the Gospel of Luke 2 41-52), picture the Jews, not as blond northern Europeans, but as menacing and ugly figures.
Another scenario finds you in a new town without a relationship with a doctor, so you tap into ZocDoc or PokitDok to find a doctor based on criteria you choose, make an appointment, strike a price and pay for it within one app.
"They've realized it's a mistake to judge a doctor based on fees, because he may be more cost-effective," Dr. Milstein said.
"This practice encourages the patient to choose a doctor based on which is the cheapest," says ASPS President Dr. C. Lin Puckett, who is a professor and the head of plastic surgery at the University of Missouri.
