Sentence examples for expatriate doctors from inspiring English sources

My host country is certainly not unique in attracting expatriate doctors while committing human rights violations.

But contributions made by expatriate doctors are not always greeted with enthusiasm, Dr Zahir notes.

These days Rachel's mother, Judy, and father, Mac, a doctor, socialize almost entirely with expatriate doctors in their compound.

But many expatriate doctors say their dealings with patients in Cuba were more humane and less rushed than they are in the United States.

But there is also growing weight placed on expatriate doctors' lending, if not themselves, then skills and knowledge learned abroad to the countries they left behind.

But so are culture clashes between expatriate doctors and the local staff, as well as an incident in which a clearly frazzled physician is sent upcountry without adequate supplies or assistance and then all but forgotten.

Evaluation of fetal biometrics for 349 patients showed good inter-observer reliability between healthcare workers and the expatriate doctor [27].

From the outset, the ED was staffed by three nurses in the morning and two in the afternoon and night, one national doctor, and one expatriate doctor working daily from 8 am to 5 pm, except on Fridays.

If migrant-destination countries could somehow force return migration by half of all expatriate African doctors and nurses, this would only eliminate 6% of Africa's shortage of doctors and nurses, as estimated by the World Health Organization (OECD 2007, p. 178).

We estimate therefore that there are a grand maximum of 1500 expatriate volunteer doctors working in sub-Saharan Africa.

The key components are a salary increase for health professionals; measures to enhance the capacity of training institutions; and, in the short term, additional recruitment of expatriate volunteer doctors and nursing tutors [ 7].