"His physicians, true to the ignorance of their time," writes the author of this comprehensive examination of rheumatoid arthritis and its treatment, "prescribed enemas and fever medications that were of little help".
Physicians' true intentions are private and often undisclosed in end-of-life care [ 38].
Database studies may describe follow-up policies more accurately than survey studies do, as the latter may include socially acceptable answers instead of describing the physicians' true actions.
Dr. Parker was a wise, dedicated and caring physician, a true gentleman and a loyal friend.
We were always able to count on him as a highly regarded physician and true friend.
Letrozole is at least as well-tolerated as tamoxifen, offering patients and physicians a true alternative.
Because adults and adolescents often have atypical "whooping cough" symptoms and do not usually seek physicians, the true incidence of pertussis is most likely underestimated[ 9].
James R. Knickman President and Chief Executive New York State Health Foundation New York, June 16, 2008 To the Editor: Your report that "many of the newly insured reported difficulty finding a primary care physician" rings especially true with the American College of Physicians.
Nordin et al. used simulated anthrax attack data injected in true physician's visit data to confirm that a respiratory outbreak initiated by bioterrorism will be detected in a timely manner by syndromic surveillance [24].
61 In that study, only 27% of false negative cases based on physician assessments were true false negatives.
