However, ratings of side effects were not significantly correlated with thresholds for recommending therapy, suggesting that additional factors effect physicians views about antiviral therapy.
Due to the lack of major side effects, physician should consider to recommend them to their patient with chronic pain conditions where analgesics often failed to produce satisfactory pain relief.
In order to minimize observational effects, physicians were surveyed at a respectable distance [cf. [ 6]].
To achieve maximum therapeutic effects, physicians often need to modify acupuncture during the trial.
In order to minimize adverse effects, physicians should start with the lowest dosage and slowly titrate as recommended.
However, since AM therapy was evaluated as a whole system [ 48], the question of specific therapy effects vs. non-specific effects (placebo effects, context effects, physician-patient interactions, patient expectations etc).
In addition, transplant patients are often on multiple medications, and because of concerns of drug-drug interactions and side effects, physicians may be less likely to prescribe statins for these patients.
Thus, while illustrations can be effective in improving patients' understanding of how their medications should be taken or their potential side effects, physicians should not assume that this is always the case.
To test for the effect of physician-management physician, we used the subset of physicians with ≥45 deliveries in the 2-year time period (n = 6563 deliveries).
The present study aimed to investigate the effect of physician sex and physician communication style on patient satisfaction.
