Sentence examples for physicians in both from inspiring English sources

In this literature review, the authors assess the current knowledge, utilization, and education of the AC among undergraduate and graduate medical education trainees and practicing physicians in both radiologic and nonradiologic specialties.

Teams, led by a subspecialty-trained nurse, have regular, face-to-face contact with patients and their physicians in both inpatient and outpatient settings; involve patients deeply in care-related decisions; access a system-wide electronic medical record database that tracks patients' care; and take a macrolevel view of care-related factors and costs.

In the early 1920s, Jews were just 6 percent of the population of Hungary and 11 percent of the population of Poland, but they were more than half of all the physicians in both countries, as well as being vastly over-represented in commerce and other fields.

Overall, personal characteristics of physicians in both groups were comparable (cf., Table  3).

Among the professionals, over 60% of the interviewees were physicians in both types of groups.

As a result, physicians in both the intervention and control groups have considerable motivation to improve.

The authors wish to thank Dr. Ümit Özer, a former contractor working for AbbVie, for her dedicated work as study-designated physician in both studies ReAct and ReAlise.

Standardised case report forms will be used to measure the time invested by NH staff (e.g. recreational therapist, nursing staff, psychologist, elderly care physician) in both the intervention and the usual care condition.

Data were obtained from three study specific surveys: the In-Clinic Patient Survey (completed prior to the visit by all patients of each FP), Post-Study Patient Follow-Up telephone survey (n = 10 patients per family physician in both treatment groups), and Family Physician Surveys (provided to all FPs involved in the study.

In the sedation-group, children received 2 mg/kg of Ketamine hydrochloride administered by a physician in both nostrils followed by 0.5 mg/kg (maximum dose 10 mg = 2 mL) of Midazolam using a 2.5 mL syringe connected to a MAD (Wolfe Tory Medical, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA).

The resource is useful for both physicians-in-training and for practicing intensivists.