Sentence examples for order physicians from inspiring English sources

Medical errors included mistake in medication administration (too much, too little, or given to the wrong patient), incorrect medical plan (patients got the wrong plan for their illness), failure in executing an order, physicians' omitting something that should have been done or ordered doing something incorrect, and medical actions that did not produce the intended benefit for the patients.

In rank order, physicians see the common cold, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, sinusitis and AOM in their office practice.

Following this order, physicians were asked to participate in the study to obtain a random sample of 58 GPs, corresponding to the study duration of three months (58 consecutive working days from January to April 2011).

To proceed with the order, physicians must also enter the reason for overriding the alert by clicking corresponding buttons displayed on the monitor; these reasons include a long interval to avoid DDI, an expected DDI, an emergency situation in which the order is necessary, and planned use of a modified dosage to avoid the DDI.

We could further reduce both time and medication errors if the ADS was interfaced with our computerized order physician entry (CPOE) [ 15].

Judge Lalu Mariyun, chief of the South Jakarta District Court, ordered physicians from the Indonesian Doctors Association and from three prominent universities to "conduct a comprehensive medical checkup" on Mr. Suharto and report to the judges at a hearing on Sept. 28.

Pharmacists screened these alerts and contacted ordering physicians in 21% of cases.

The ACMG recommendations suggest that ordering physicians should receive a report that includes the potentially dangerous incidental mutation, and thus informed, the physician and patient together can choose to learn more about the illness that it implicates.

In this study, the need for TTE was at the discretion of the ordering physicians.

METHODS: Family history for women with breast cancer diagnosed before age 45 was provided by ordering physicians via a test requisition form designed for this purpose.

The majority of ordering physicians were genetics specialists (96.8%) compared with non-genetics specialists, and given the requirement regarding access to follow-up medical records, the majority of ordering physicians were SickKids based (92.8%), in contrast to those ordered by community hospital or private practice-based physicians (Table 1).