Sentence examples for expectations and physicians from inspiring English sources

This comparison suggests that students' pre-experience expectations and physicians post-experience acknowledgements differ greatly.

There is a discrepancy between patients' expectations and physicians' opinions regarding the required frequency of consultations during rehabilitation.

Similar to the case in western countries [ 5], discrepancies frequently exist in Taiwan between a family's initial expectations and their physician's professional judgement.

The surveys can be used to guide preoperative discussions about expectations between patients and physicians in the outpatient clinic, and in preoperative education classes aiming to change unrealistic expectations.

Situations like this are stressful and lead to conflicts related to differences in demands and expectations between physicians and older adults.

The restrictive nature of duty hour regulation in Sweden is not threatening to the social contract between medical professionals and the Swedish public; instead, it is aligned with the Swedish public's expectations of residents and physicians.

Examples of such factors include patients' symptoms and results of physical examination, availability of resources, availability and awareness of evidence with regard to antibiotic treatment, diagnostic uncertainty, peer practice, patient expectations, financial interests, and physicians' perceptions regarding antibiotic prescribing and resistance [ 2– 14].

Stivers et al revealed an incongruity between parents' reported expectations, their communication behaviors, and physicians' perceptions of parents' expectations [ 11].

ACGME and society's attention to duty hours and a "positive learning environment" has fostered an awareness and expectation that residents and physicians should not train in exhausting or stressful environments [ 33, 34].

The physicians were also frustrated by what they felt were patients' inappropriate and unrealistic expectations of physicians and of the health care system.

Culture shapes patients' and physicians' expectations concerning accepted patterns of communication, defined roles of the physician and the patient and topics discussed [ 14].