Sentence examples for doctors confidence from inspiring English sources

Results from several companies presented at the Barcelona conference have given doctors confidence that this will indeed be possible, with the first such combinations reaching the market perhaps by 2014.

Professor Evelyn Telfer, a reproductive biologist at the University of Edinburgh, said the result would give other doctors confidence to treat their own patients with ovarian samples that were banked during childhood, something that is now routinely considered for certain types of chemotherapy.

But Thomas Roth, director for the sleep center at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit and another author of the paper, said the Estorra results would also give doctors confidence that Ambien and Sonata could be used for months at a time.

Better detection of signs associated with ischaemia on CT would improve doctors' confidence in the early diagnosis of ischaemic stroke and its specific pathology, and might improve use of thrombolytic treatment.

The TOPDOC questionnaire has been shown to be a useful tool to assess doctors' confidence levels in managing diabetes.

Nurses' confidence improved from 58%to71%1% (p < .001), while doctors' confidence did not improve significantly after training (p = .07).07

The admission threshold for an unplanned (emergency) admission varies from trust to trust, and might depend on factors such as bed availability and doctor confidence, as well as on the illness of the patients.

Other questionnaire items focused on whether DS are essential for health, whether specific supplements had been recommended by a doctor, confidence in understanding which supplements were right for the individual, and where the individual got information about the DS (Additional file 1).

Yet some doctors express confidence that there is pent-up demand.

"How can junior doctors have confidence in a government which, while giving public assurances, has been deliberately turning up the temperature behind the scenes in order to misrepresent them?" the BMA said in a statement.

Danny Mortimer, chief executive of NHS Employers, told the BBC: "I'm really hopeful that when the BMA return to the talks we can give junior doctors more confidence in both the pay offer that we're putting to them, but also the improved protections we want to put in place around their safety".