Sentence examples for heighten doctors from inspiring English sources

To heighten doctors' awareness about the ethics of accepting gifts, the medical association is beginning an educational campaign.

It should be taken seriously, Ms. Belling and other academics said, because it can heighten doctors' ability to express empathy, partly by smartly using the marriage of text and images.

Experts say that heightening doctors' awareness is crucial to tracking and fighting the new staph.

Interest in this idea heightened after doctors from India made a video in 2004 showing an appendix being taken out through a patient's mouth.

He added that the release of the full F.D.A. report was "likely to heighten concerns" among doctors about using the Durata lead.

Re "Caesarean Births in U.S. Hit 32% in '07, Heightening Concern Among Doctors" (news article, March 24): As a practicing obstetrician-gynecologist for more than 20 years, I share the concern about the increasing use of Caesarean section.

Dr. Jeffrey P. Koplan, the director of the disease centers, said that his agency expected a number of false alarms as a necessary part of the efforts to encourage doctors to heighten their suspicion of anthrax, smallpox and other so-called exotic diseases.

For example, medical doctors have heightened responsibilities to their patients' privacy, and may be selective about including a third party for scheduling.

In the RADAR and MASTER studies primary care physicians were incentivised to refer to specialist centres with an interest in axSpA, and awareness of the condition was already heightened amongst patients and doctors.

To run alongside this week's New Yorker piece on his psychedelic jaunts in the early 60s, esteemed neurologist and author Oliver Sacks released the above video as a quick delve into just how his drug-induced hallucinations have led to heightened levels of doctor-patient rapport.

So I applaud those doctors working to heighten awareness of the risks of twin pregnancies.