Sentence examples for physicians to inform from inspiring English sources

(1) To explore empirically the extent to which early stage breast cancer patients in France, wish to be informed about their disease and treatments and (2) in view of the statutory duty of physicians to inform patients, to explore, from the patients' point of view, the type of information given by physicians and whether it meets their information needs.

So the question remains: given the evidence we have, why is it merely voluntary for physicians to inform their patients about a health care intervention that could not only help them, but also save untold billions in taxpayer dollars each year?

There is a particular need for physicians to inform women about the importance of early age of diagnosis as a risk factor for breast cancer.

Yet efforts to require physicians to inform their patients that they have been placed on probation — and why — have gone nowhere.

Virginia and Maryland, states profoundly affected by Lyme disease, have passed laws requiring physicians to inform patients about the insensitivity of the blood tests as a result of advocacy by the National Capital Area Lyme Disease Association, or NatCapLyme.

The study, published in Contraception Journal, criticized Delgado's method and went so far as to write, in the conclusion: "Legislation requiring physicians to inform patients about abortion reversal transforms an unproven therapy into law and represents legislative interference in the patient physician relationship".

If a mutation linked to the patient's disease is found, that information is relayed to the physician to inform the diagnosis, and, in some cases, guide treatment.

It is the duty of a physician to inform the state about other physicians that are not acting appropriately.

In the case of the lung cancer patient, Dr. Burke had been the first physician to inform her that further aggressive treatment was unlikely to help.

This paper examines the ethical duties of the physician to inform a patient's extended family of a serious genetic diagnosis, with a focus on the emotional and psychological effects of genetic testing.

How is the physician to inform the patient when the manifested test result is not yet at hand?