Sentence examples for physician action from inspiring English sources

There was no relationship between patient self-rated health and three physician "action" items – medications, tests, and referrals.

The A1C threshold of 8% for physician action is consistent with practice guidelines developed by the American Diabetes Association (17).

We suggest that assessment of quality of care can be improved by including measures of therapy intensification and physician action in the face of uncontrolled values.

In their methods a problem was operationalised as 'an issue requiring physician action in the form of a decision, diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring'.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/11/88/projectThis project was jointly funded by the Alberta Rural Physician Action Plan (RPAP), Alberta International Medical Graduate (AIMG) Program, Capital Health (Edmonton), and Calgary Health Region.

Because physician actions are fundamental to the outpatient diagnostic process, a study was conducted to explore physician perspectives on diagnosis.

Similarly, the principle of double effect provides another way of understanding and rationalising physician actions.

Successful implementation of a clinical evidence CDSS depends upon high quality credible information, ready access within existing tasks, upkeep of the information as research evolves and assessment of physician actions and patient outcomes.

Based on these and other considerations, we hypothesized that a potent intervention to improve quality and safety of diabetes care in the absence of EMRs would be to extract clinical data from automated databases and provide clinical decision support guided by past patient-specific physician actions with coordinated interventions targeted to their patients.

In separate multivariable models adjusting for county and demographic data (age, gender, race, ethnicity, marital status, education level, income, employment, and insurance), perceived CRC risk, intention to screen, and physician actions regarding CRC and CRC screening were statistically significant predictors of being within guidelines for CRC screening at Wave 4 (Table 2).

However despite explicitly endorsing substituted judgment, with its accompanying principles of autonomy and patient self-determination, students tended to judge the physicians' actions by standards which are not consonant with the substituted judgment standard.