Sentence examples for physicians increasingly from inspiring English sources
Primary-care physicians increasingly refer their patients' calls to "help lines," and when the patient is sick, refer them to the E.R., where in the past they made house calls.
Value is most simply defined as quality divided by cost, and physicians increasingly rely on the quality-adjusted life year as the numerical measure to justify their services.
Through the middle decades of the 19th century, the use of salicylate medicines including salicin, salicylic acid, and sodium salicylate grew considerably, and physicians increasingly knew what to expect from these medicines: reduction of pain, fever, and inflammation.
Clearly this presents a massive conflict of interest as the AMA is supposed to be advocating for physicians, yet it receives the majority of its revenues from the very same insurance companies that the rest of the physicians increasingly find themselves facing off against in the deepening healthcare debate.
As ICU physicians increasingly assume leadership roles in the pursuit of higher quality ICU care, their knowledge and skills in the discipline of quality improvement will become essential.
As ICU physicians increasingly assume leadership roles in the pursuit of higher quality ICU care, their 'change-process literacy' will become essential.
Today's physicians are increasingly encouraged to behave as if they were computers, and to reason from flowcharts and algorithms.
The physicians are increasingly folks with little experience and remarkably little training, down to and including weekend courses".
So physicians must increasingly share their patients — not only with one another but also with other professions.
As we mature as physicians, we increasingly recognize there is a time to stop all the heroics and just come to terms that there is an end.
Although emergency rooms are widely considered expensive places for diagnostic care, physicians are increasingly relying on them to determine whether a patient needs to be hospitalized.
