Sentence examples for part of clinicians from inspiring English sources

Rather it highlights the importance of open-mindedness on the part of clinicians to all treatment options and the need to re-evaluate the effectiveness of any treatment at reasonable intervals.

Successful communication about care goals requires both knowledge and skill on the part of clinicians, who should review recent data on outcomes of ICU treatment for critically ill patients with lung cancer and master evidence-based approaches for communicating with such patients and their families.

In addition to biased ascertainment resulting from those with higher SES having greater access to diagnostic services, it is possible that "diagnostic bias" on the part of clinicians might contribute to ascertainment bias.

Gender bias on the part of clinicians is another potential explanation for this finding.

The absence of a single recommendation may lead from indecision to inaction on the part of clinicians or patients.

Importantly, there are concerns on the part of clinicians, particularly doctors, that reliance on such systems may lead to deskilling in decision-making.

Kawamoto et al. [16] found that clinical practice was improved with provision of CDSSs: (1) as part of clinician workflow, (2) with recommendations rather than assessments, (3) at the time and location of decision-making, and (4) if computer-based.

These are automatic provision of decision support as part of clinician workflow; provision of recommendations rather than just assessments; provision of decision support at the time and location of decision making; and computer based [ 11].

In addition to qualitative evidence reported by Shiffman [ 13], the multivariable analysis highlighted the positive effect of the presence of an operating CCG system, characterized by the automatic provision of recommendation in electronic form as part of clinician workflow.

The logistic model showed that Automatic provision of recommendation in electronic version as part of clinician workflow (Odds Ratio [OR]= 17.5; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.6-193.7) and Publication Year (OR = 6.7; 95%CI: 1.3-34.3) were statistically significant predictors.

Another, more recent systematic review found that successful CDSSs are computerised, provide decision support as part of clinician workflow, provide recommendations rather than just assessments, and provide decision support at the time and location of decision making[ 3].