And in those instances when a hospital does not have a staff anesthesiologist, he said, it is still safer to have a physician on hand to supervise lest complications arise.
However, the agreement between parents and physicians on the one hand and the patients on the other hand were quite low, as indicated by the kappa coefficients.
The use of probability algorithms for a stroke diagnosis combined with the neurovascular status of the patient may lead to high-quality telemedical interactions between paramedics and emergency physicians on the one hand and specialists at stroke units on the other [39, 42, 47, 48].
Wertheim's operation was caught in the crossfire between the older generation of obstetric physicians on the one hand, and the younger generation of surgeons and obstetricians with surgical aspirations on the other.
Over roughly 75 hours of unstructured observation time we observed just 14 interactions between physicians on the one hand, and either or both of nursing or allied health professionals.
It is likely that the registration of pain was subject to the empathy of the physician on the one hand, and the pain threshold and inclination of the patient to express pain on the other.
We started this article with describing the paradox of the increasing influx of women and new generations of physicians in medicine on one hand, and the difficulties to recruit sufficient trainees for general practice on the other.
On one hand, physicians forced to adhere to the model kept practicing as usual, one of the champions left the unit, and the other one became progressively overwhelmed by his role.
Salaried physicians almost always receive their payments from an institution (e.g., hospitals or a clinic) that acts as an intermediary between insurance carriers and patients, on the one hand, and physicians on the other.
Dr. Jenny Cho, one of several physicians who are on hand during Metropolitan Opera performances, said opera's deep notes required core strength and a good cardiovascular system.
