Results from this single-center study cannot be extrapolated to other centers with differently organized doctor-nurse teams.
After the quake, he banded together with fellow Haitian-American medical-school alumni from Tampico University in Mexico to organize doctors and nurses to take weekly aid trips to Haiti.
A crusader against female circumcision, Dr. Nour founded the clinic to help women who had been mutilated and to give her a platform to organize doctors and other professionals against the ritual.
Labor has already scored once-unthinkable successes in organizing doctors, especially in California and Florida, who are especially angry at the intrusions of insurance companies on their salaries and relationships with patients.
(Uganda A1) Some respondents saw family physicians as administrative 'heads', while others saw them as consultants at sub-district level, organizing doctors and all services, to serve the catchment population of health centres.
That's because it also offers a software-as-a-service platform — Practo Ray — that manages practices, organizing doctor schedules, collating patient notes, and handling payment, for example.
A trained support worker came to Jonathan's home regularly to check in, answer questions, provide books and toys, help him organize doctor's appointments and provide guidance on key milestones his baby should reach at various ages.
But this convention season has special meaning for me: I'll be watching and cheering the Patients Over Politics Bus Tour organized by Doctors for America, a grassroots group of 15,000 physicians and medical students.
Early one morning, before the bloodletting began, a janitor dressed in green calmly swept the stone floor while a handful of doctors organized their supplies next to rows of about 20 stretchers.
Just a few weeks ago, the Network for Excellence in Women's Sexual Health was organized to help doctors and health care professionals who want to enter this emerging field.
