Sentence examples for doctors chamber from inspiring English sources

The Doctors' Chamber confirms that he has never been a consultant.

When the Doctors' Chamber, the GMC equivalent in Germany, attempted to set a competency test for Dr Ubani they were stopped after Dr Ubani blocked them with court action.

The Euro value of the budget for dentists and ambulatory care doctors is negotiated between the Land doctors' chamber and the Land government, then at year end allocated retrospectively according to how many points each clinician earned.

In all cases, binocular cataract surgery with implantation of the trifocal IOL AT LISA tri 839MP (Carl Zeiss Meditec) was performed (Fig.  1) The ethics committee of the doctors chamber Westfalen-Lippe and the medical faculty of the Westfälischen Wilhelms-University, Münster approved the study under the reference number: 2014-078-b-S.

Diagnostic tests could be expensive with the exception of do-it-yourself testing procedures like blood glucose testing using glucometers or home pregnancy tests which were typically administered in drug shops and doctors' chambers.

While any HSDP with permission and registration from Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) can be categorized as formal, including hospitals and clinics, the same criteria are not readily available for pharmacies/drug shops and doctors' chambers.

The collective ratio for all the study areas was 1.5 HSDPs per 10 000 population inclusive of all formal and informal service delivery points run by NGOs, local government, as well as drug shops, doctors' chambers, and traditional providers.

64 Yet in 2005, there was strong opposition voiced against the routine use of this questionnaire by unionised doctors (medical chamber).

Village Doctors had embarked on the profession by attending courses or trainings, by being a trainee in a drug store, assistant in a doctor's chamber or of a Village Doctor or by inheriting the livelihood from a family member.

So people's presence in doctor's chamber is relatively less in daytime than nighttime but in hospitals it remains the same most of the time.

A long stethoscope is typically affixed to the inmate so that a doctor outside the chamber can pronounce death.