Sentence examples for introduced by doctors from inspiring English sources

The use of nurse-led clinics can facilitate specialist intervention at times of identified patient need, while nursing health practice allows for the introduction of preventative health practices to patients which cannot always be introduced by doctors due to limitations on time.

This radical plan joins a long list of fad diets (introduced by entrepreneurs, doctors, dieticians, and hucksters) that have been marketed to the public for nearly 200 years.

Dose adjustments introduced by the doctor will be derived from the patient file.

Oil paintings are probably the only evidence not introduced by party spin doctors as they tried to claim victory for their leaders – even the ones who weren't there – after last night's BBC televised debate of the 2015 general election.

Now a much-changed contract will be introduced by agreement – if junior doctors endorse the whole package in their ballot – thus preserving the BMA's historical status as a key partner in employment and contractual issues in the NHS.

Introduced by the General Medical Council (GMC), doctors must provide evidence at their annual appraisal that they continue to meet the standards set out in Good Medical Practice. 1 2 This requires the doctor to reflect on their own knowledge and practise to be able to demonstrate their strengths and areas that need further development.

Lately, while leaning over the rails of a cruise ship in the Atlantic, we were introduced by the ship's doctor to a drug called meclizine HCl, which came in the form of something called Sea-Calm.

In 2013, new regulations were introduced by the General Medical Council (GMC) requiring UK doctors to undertake periodic revalidation, which includes assessment of patient experience for individual doctors.

"Then I was introduced by a Muslim friend to a doctor who was a few years older than me.

A bill introduced by three committees, which would have paid doctors and hospitals based on Medicare rates, was projected to save $75 billion over 10 years.

Implications hereof include bias introduced by circular reasoning and a shift from a trustful doctor patient relationship to a distrustful one when the caregiver statement is questioned.