Sentence examples for medical thinking from inspiring English sources

The statement had a profound effect on modern medical thinking.

The colonoscope prompted a radical shift in medical thinking.

So it is still grounded in 1957 psychiatry and does not square with modern medical thinking.

"We're still stuck with a government policy that is at odds with medical thinking universally".

The predominant medical thinking was that a circumcised penis was more a more sanitary penis.

My friend is 30, which means, according to current medical thinking, she got pregnant just in the nick of time.

We would never think to abolish medical schools, thinking we could improve the quality of care simply by threatening to fire doctors whose patients die.

My "food allergies" were really symptoms of my endometriosis -- doctors just didn't carry the symptoms to a medical conclusion, thinking the food allergies alone were my problem.

Many symptomatic menopausal women are likely to treat themselves before consulting a medical practitioner, thinking that "natural" products are safer and the ingredients more pure than synthetic agents.

The following nine competencies were included to be evaluated by the graduates: "Independent learning/working", "Practical medical skills", "Psycho-social competence", "Teamwork", "Problem-solving skills", "Medical knowledge", "Interdisciplinary thinking", "Business competence", and "Research competence".

One day in 1999, at his wits' end after endless medical tests, and thinking he was dying, he penned an eight-line pastiche of Dorothy Parker on a Post-it note.