Sentence examples for guide for doctors from inspiring English sources

Recently, the American Medical Association and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provided a guide for doctors to assess and counsel older drivers, including those with Alzheimer's.

Announced this morning, the titles in contention include Curbside Consultation of the Colon, a handy guide for doctors, and the compulsively-readable sounding 2009-2014 WOutlooktlook for 60-milligram Containers of Fromage Frais.

To date, beyond limited success tying certain tumor genetic profiles to prognosis and treatment, genome sequencing of individuals rarely provides a clear guide for doctors.

The content of the interview guide for doctors and patients was similar.

[ http://www.racgp.org.au] ‡National Blood Pressure Advisory Committee: Hypertension management guide for doctors 2004.

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We present it here as a guide for junior doctors in rural parts of the developing world who see the majority of such patients and as a working model around which to base research to improve patient outcome.

7 In 2006 The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) recognised the need to educate junior doctors on how to prepare for night shifts and manage their sleep in order to minimise risk to themselves and their patients, publishing the document "working the night shift: preparation, survival and recovery a guide for junior doctors".

The patients in our study will not only deliver the intervention, but will be involved in defining the aims and objectives of the teaching sessions, provide feedback on documents, e.g. our interview guide for trainee doctors; and will take part in focus groups after the teaching sessions to refine the intervention.

Ministers have struggled to find a coherent argument for allowing such discrimination, which can counter the General Medical Council's guiding principle for doctors: 'Make the care of your patient your first concern'.

After all, according to the Merck Manual Home Health Handbook, a diagnostic guide for non-doctors, winter weather can make you want to pick your nose bloody.