Sentence examples for of physician concern from inspiring English sources

Non-adherence was more likely among patients of physicians who had been practicing longer; and, seemingly paradoxical but perhaps indicative of physician concern about poor treatment response, longer duration of treatment follow-up visits.

In a contentious environment, the law has even invaded the intensive care unit, influencing the decisions of physicians concerning the withdrawal of treatment or the determination of death.

The current awareness of physicians concerning the impact which sepsis has on resources is widespread.

One of the most important findings in this study is the difference between the two populations of physicians concerning their opinion about euthanasia.

The main outcome was improvement in knowledge and perceived skill of physicians concerning their ability to screen, diagnose and manage DCD.

Previous studies have suggested that injecting drug users might be less likely to access antiretroviral therapy because of physicians' concerns related to lifestyle issues and reduced antiretroviral adherence.

In spite of physicians' concerns regarding the efficacy of CAM and lack of scientific evidence [ 13, 19, 29], increasingly conventional medicine recognizes the holistic, patient-centered approaches of CAM to be beneficial [ 13, 29].

We sought to determine perceptions of physicians concerning their involvement in PCI decisions in cases they had referred to the cardiac catheterization laboratory at a major academic medical center.

* variables that were analysed, but were not significant in the final model: year of graduation, full-time or part-time employment, number of patients that had died non-suddenly in the past year Studying the knowledge level of physicians concerning pain management presents a number of challenges, because pain management is not a "hard science".

However, in 30 subjects (46.2%) in the discontinuation arm antipsychotics were not discontinued due to physician concerns of worsening of psychosis.

One essential factor in successful implementation is physicians' faith in the algorithm itself, particularly in light of the common physician concern about losing autonomy in treatment decision-making [ 15].