Sentence examples for most common professionals from inspiring English sources

Physicians (40.8%) and physiotherapists (34.4%) were the most common professionals when registering for MMR and also discharging MMR (43.6% resp. 33.5%).

Massage therapists, midwives, family practitioners, and other chiropractors were the most common professionals referred to or by these doctors of chiropractic at least 1 to 10 times per year.

Of the patients admitted to the ICU, 33% (4/12) were from medical wards, 33% were admitted from A&E. Consultants were the most common professionals who referred patients to critical care (48%; 10/21).

The most common professional category was non-specialised nursing personnel (N=355, 22.3%).

Nurse (38%) and social worker (20%) were the most common professional groups to receive/take part in training with 50% of those trained working in adult mental health services.

The most common professional consequences for second victims were: concerns about the legal consequences of an AE, the potential damage to their professional standing due to the incident, having to say sorry to patients and having to inform to managers (Table  5).

Medical doctors (general practitioners) and physiotherapists were the most common health professionals consulted by LBP sufferers in Africa, whilst analgesics and rest were the most common management strategies.

Findings from a study conducted in the slums of Mumbai show that traditional birth attendants are the most common health professionals to assist at home births and that the direct cost of a home birth was not substantially less than the cost of an institutional delivery in the public health sector (24).

Among the most common professions are office workers, professional drivers, workers of big factories, workers of furniture and car production plants, and employees of the medical sector, mostly physiotherapists [ 19– 23].

The GP was the most common health professional consulted, while use of other primary care health professionals was very low.

The GP was the most common health professional consulted (consulted for 8% of all symptom episodes) while use of other primary care health professionals was very small (each consulted for less than 2% of symptom episodes).