For example, physicians rate organ conditions for different organs.
For example, physicians hope clinical trials in progress will show whether whole-body MRI can detect the spread of cancer.
For example, physicians once withheld anesthetics from infants during surgery because it was believed that these not-quite-yet-humans did not feel pain (smiles were gas, remember).
For example, physicians and nurses from around Houston trekked from their homes to expeditiously set up basic medical services at the George R. Brown Convention Center and NRG Center, the two largest shelters, which housed over 10,000 people.
Exceptions to maintaining confidentiality are set by law; for example, physicians and nurses who treat any physical injury sustained during a sexual assault are required to report it to law enforcement.
In the medical device industry, for example, "physicians are the customers and can provide valuable insights to improve products," said Aaron K. Chatterji, who teaches strategy at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke.
For example, physicians offices in different neighborhoods have different clientele and, therefore, different advertisements.
For example, physicians have higher suicide rates than the general population (AMA 1987).
Throughout Early Modern Europe, for example, physicians kept gardens with plants that were assigned to a particular humor.
For example, physicians and hospital systems can make it standing policy to not Google patients unless they have a medically compelling reason to do so.
For example, physicians overestimated adherence with second-generation antipsychotics, primarily by patients with bipolar disorder, as compared to claims data (Stephenson et al. 2012).
