Sentence examples for evidence of physicians from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this study provides real-world evidence of physicians' perceptions and clinical practice patterns that cannot be determined in a randomized, controlled trial.

The large number of studies and CDRs proposed for the diagnosis of GAS pharyngitis is the evidence of physicians' desire to improve their management of this common disease and to limit antibiotic prescriptions, bacterial resistance and costs.

We used the "Providers Seen" fields to analyze all visits seen by PAs and NPs, both with and without documented evidence of physician involvement in clinical care.

Limiting the analyses to visits without evidence of physician involvement, autonomous care was provided by PAs for 2.6% (95%CI 2.1 3.1%) of all ED visits and by NPs for 1.1% (95%CI 0.9 1.3%).

As we used medical record data, the presence of the prescriptions was evidence of physician intent to prescribe the medication.

Of note is the weaker evidence of physician knowledge change impacting on referrals, and greater evidence of change to physician attitudes and beliefs, and also doctor-patient interaction having an impact.

In an environment demanding comparative measures of quality of care and physician and hospital performance, objective evidence of physician competence could become increasingly important in licensing, hiring, privileging, and promotion processes.

We found no evidence of any physicians unwilling to participate in the system.

It will produce 10 bilingual Decision boxes on common clinical topics in primary care, and it will generate robust evidence of family physicians' and patients' perceptions of the content and format of Decision box prototypes.

The 2008 World Health Report on primary health care (PHC) asserts that PHC is dangerously oversimplified with verticalised task-shifting and stresses the need for more sophisticated PHC skills and teamwork [ 7] based on international evidence of family physicians' value [ 8, 9].

There is evidence of a physician shortage [ 40- 42], a critical need for relevant research [ 43, 44], a need to care for the large number of uninsured people in the United States [ 45], and a critical need for effective, durable leadership in medicine [ 31].