Sentence examples for physicians knowing from inspiring English sources

Some may be exhilarated at the prospect of their physicians' knowing them so intimately.

"Physicians knowing about the system and the environment in which they work allows them to be better doctors.

Those skills include learning the jargon of physicians, knowing how to design and run clinical trials, and understanding the regulatory hurdles of drug development.

But because the patients were treated with an MBB without the physicians knowing which group they were in, the nonspecific effects of treatment were minimized and the incidence of false-positive responses to the MBB procedure would likely be the same in our study groups.

If education is a marker for the future health of our children, then a physician knowing more about the likely educational outcomes of a child might inform their treatment decisions and ultimately impact a prognosis.

In another 9%, the patient unable to understand had signed consent without the physician knowing this.

Women expressed frustration accessing the emergency department as a resource for pain due to stigma as well as frustration with building a relationship with a physician knowing their histories as both a Sex Worker and an addict.

Among obstacles related physician knowledge/perceptions, primary responses included physicians not knowing that they should report/not knowing which infectious diseases to report (72/227, 29%) and physicians not knowing how or to whom to report (64/227, 26%).

As shown in Fig.  3, 10 out of 16 interviewed physicians reported "knowing previous workup or treatment", "medication reconciliation" and "comparing lab abnormalities" as clinical drivers where having OI may influence medical decisions.

As the league has claimed that "all return-to-play decisions are made by physicians," all involved know that is false; most players with concussions decide to keep playing without a physician's even knowing, or even having reason to know.

The physicians elaborated that knowing the prior work-up of a critically ill patient can expedite life-saving patient care decisions.