Sentence examples for medicine sections from inspiring English sources

Since the NHI program in Taiwan only covers outpatients, TCM practitioners in Chinese medicine sections in both Chinese and Western medical hospitals can deal with most ambulatory subjects, as in the clinics.

Our study is the first of its kind to be carried out in Pakistan since all previous studies have focused on specific areas of patient care such as the emergency department [ 9], day care surgery [ 10] or family medicine sections of the hospital [ 11].

This trend, however, has still not picked up in developing countries like Pakistan, where most of the 'patient satisfaction studies' still focus on specific areas such as the emergency department [ 9], day care surgery [ 10] or family medicine sections of the hospital [ 11].

His 1957 lecture, presented at the Greater New York Dental Meeting, "Electrosurgical Biopsy: A Safe and Simple Technique," was covered in the New York WorldTelegram "Science and Medicine" section.

(What if a Dutch doctor treats a French patient in an Italian plane flying over Iceland?) No international convention protects you from a malpractice suit, notes Dr. Claus Curdt-Christiansen, chief of the aviation medicine section of the International Civil Aviation Organization, but many airlines do offer legal coverage to a doctor who comes forward.

This hypothesis was promising because studies that observed populations found that heart disease and stroke risk increase continuously as systolic blood pressure rises from 115 on up, said Dr. William C. Cushman, a study investigator and chief of the preventive medicine section at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Memphis.

There it gained an aviation medicine section, which in 1956 was detached to form the RAAF School of Aviation Medicine (later the RAAF Institute of Aviation Medicine).

Chronic lung disease was defined as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease under long-term treatment with prednisolone and/or bronchodilators at the chest medicine section.

The Medical Detectives is a collection of Berton Roueché's acclaimed medical investigations penned as mysteries and published in The New Yorker "Annals of Medicine" section from 1948 to 1988.

In 2009 (quarter 3), physician triage with a supporting team, based on a flow process and lean principles [ 29], was introduced to the internal medicine section of the ED in a limited manner.

After discussion with the head of the ethics committee of the Geneva University Hospitals (community medicine section, the committee to which our Institute is submitted), the study was exempted from approval.