Sentence examples for physician interest from inspiring English sources

To date, the results are very encouraging and physician interest in the potential clinical usefulness of these two systems remains high, and particularly so in the new testing environment in Ottawa.

However, this publicly funded, single payer system has often given rise to disagreements between provincial insurance plans (e.g. Ontario Health Insurance Plan, OHIP) and physician interest groups (e.g. Ontario Medical Association).

Physician interest in participating in various types of clinical studies was strongly associated with specialty and clinical trial experience.

The inclusion of abnormal ultrasound findings among indications for carrier testing and prenatal diagnosis within our study suggests possible physician interest in including SMA among the differential diagnoses for select ultrasound abnormalities, although we are unable to determine the frequency with which parents or fetuses with these findings are referred for SMA testing.

Players on Consortium Team: Scientists Turned Cartographers ROBERT H. WATERSTON A physician interested in muscle disease, Robert Waterston, 56, was persuaded to study muscle disorders in the C. elegans worm, then being established as a laboratory animal by biologists in Cambridge, England.

Worse still, strong representation of physician interests and an absence of equally strong representation of opposing interests led to physician dominance of the board.

First, it has been argued that physician involvement in planning and decision making holds a great promise for aligning hospital and physician interests [ 28].

While self-dispensation may be a financial aid for the struggling primary care physicians, it is may also lead to conflicts in patient and physician interests.

Patients underwent face-to-face follow-up by a trial investigator – a neurologist or physician interested in stroke – at 30 days after surgery.

A physician interested in a career in pediatric environmental health could choose a residency in one of three specialties: family medicine, pediatrics, or preventive medicine.

The physicians' interest is then concentrated on what is seen of the patient's body, by a shift from the symbolic to the real: they attempt to anticipate and soothe the pain of grief by masking the beginnings of the loved one's demise.