Sentence examples for overseas physicians from inspiring English sources

Overseas physicians who were attending postgraduate training in England made up 39.6% of all overseas physicians in the National Health Service in 1995, 36.2% in 2000 and 37.3% in 2001.

Nearly 700 overseas panel physicians designated by the U.S. Department of State perform these screenings (2).

More success is reported attracting other overseas African physicians to South Africa: One of the advantages of your African doctors coming in here is that they have to write exams so they end up staying here for longer…The majority of them that come into the country actually eventually immigrate here.

The importance of 'family proximity' has demonstrated also among overseas-trained physicians in Australia [ 32] and geographical proximity in some European countries [ 33].

Good firms, said Mr. Edelheit, will match your medical needs with the best overseas hospitals and physicians; make your travel, lodging, visa and local transportation arrangements; handle billing; and help arrange follow-up care.

Recent work by McGrail et al. indicates a much higher relative dissatisfaction of overseas-trained family physicians (especially those with restrictions on where they can practise) compared with local graduates [ 27].

Physicians trained overseas were less likely to perceive themselves as practicing shared decision-making than U.S. trained physicians and more likely to perceive either paternalism or consumerism.

For instance, in the United States of America, 25% of physicians trained overseas – 64% of them in LMICs – as well as 4% of nurses [ 4].

Future research to specifically include physicians from overseas who are actively screening may provide insights into facilitators of anal cancer screening.

Laboratory-confirmed influenza cases in France excluding Corsica and overseas territories were reported by physicians from the Regional Groups of Influenza Observation (GROG) as part of a surveillance routine.

New Zealand has undertaken efforts to maintain contact with expatriate physicians, encouraging their overseas development while offering some incentives for their return.