Sentence examples for increasing doctors from inspiring English sources

Hospitals have attempted to compensate by increasing doctors' shifts from eight hours to as long as 24 hours.

"Trying to Save by Increasing Doctors' Fees" (front page, July 21) explores the idea that spending more on health care now will save money in the long run.

The federal government's decision to cut health funding in the 2014-15 budget is threatening to bite, with the risk of higher mortality rates in emergency departments increasing, doctors warn.

Van den Bulte and Lilien [ 15] found that contagion effects disappeared when journal advertising was controlled for first entrants' marketing efforts, not social contagion, were the dominant driver in increasing doctors' adoption hazard with time.

First of all, specific measures addressed to patients (i.e. the use of reference prices as avoidable copayments for pensioner and non-pensioner patients) could be effective measures for increasing doctors' prescription of cheaper and generic drugs.

Britt et al [ 27] showed an increased duration of consultation with increasing doctor age but this was not consistent in other studies [ 29, 43, 52].

On the other hand, the number symptomatic medications prescribed is high, and its relationship with increasing doctor consultations and low overall antibiotic prescription need to be further explored.

For respondents who reported self-experienced AEs and considered the hospital doctor to be responsible, we found a significant trend of increasing doctor-responsibility with increasing age (Table  3).

Dr. Angela Diaz, the center's director, has cut staff, increased doctors' caseloads, organized fund-raisers and lobbied legislators.

"It is perfectly possible to increase doctors' involvement in NHS decision-making without creating these rigid, expensive and bureaucratic structures.

Congress has considered several bills to increase doctors' fees, but it adjourned last week without passing any of the legislation.