Sentence examples for physicians aim from inspiring English sources

The frequency of surgery for autoimmune pancreatitis (mistakenly misdiagnosed as being a tumor) is not a rare occurrence, and it is one which all involved physicians aim to minimize.

There are also different attitudes with regard to the depth and manner of the sedation: Some physicians aim to carry out the sedation maintaining consciousness and primarily taking advantage of the anxiolytic effects so that the ability to make contact is impaired as little as possible [ 10], while others carry out a deeper sedation for more effective symptom control [ 17, 21, 22].

The RadLex project ("lexicon for uniform indexing and retrieval of radiology information resources") is a collaboration involving RSNA and other radiology organisations, including the ACR American College of Radiologyy), subspecialty societies and numerous physicians, aimed at developing a comprehensive radiology lexicon.

The association between in-hospital occupancy level and decreased probability for admission established in the present study is supported by the findings of physicians aiming at reducing admissions when in-hospital beds are scarce [21, 27].

To review the current literature regarding emerging viral pathogens in the context of rheumatic diseases with the intent of increasing awareness among rheumatologists and treating physicians, aiming at early recognition and treatment of these patients.

Physicians aimed to increase guideline-based diabetes care.

This is a major issue of concern to physicians aiming to implement sepsis guidelines in the ICUs.

Finally, we also found that physicians aimed to support the autonomy of both trainees and of patients.

The interest in genetic testing is growing among physicians aiming to provide better medical care and genetic disease prevention.

The study planned to recruit a representative sample of 1,000 patients from 200 physicians, aiming for five patients per participating physician.

Health information messages, particularly those given by physicians aimed at reducing these fears, may have a beneficial effect on vaccination rates.