Here are a few physicians whose malpractice insurance must be abnormally high.
In addition to Dr. Bera, Dr. Trivedi and Dr. Taj are also physicians whose campaign promises included reforming health care.
By Atul Gawande We devote vast resources to surgeons and the like, while starving the physicians whose steady, intimate care helps many more.
The number of Texas primary care physicians — whose services prevent patients from developing more costly and harmful conditions — is particularly low.
The Arab Union of Physicians, whose Egyptian branch is dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood, published a call to all Arabs to fight or at least to pray for Iraq.
So, like Dr. Meier and the bereaved husband who wrote this eloquent letter, I am hoping that physicians whose patients no longer respond to active therapy will read this column.
Should the court rule against Oregon, the D.E.A. could turn to all physicians whose patients die while getting prescribed opioids or barbiturates, even if the drugs were administered only to relieve intractable pain, not to hasten death.
"Responding to a request from the L.A.P.D.," Mr. Brown said, "agents from my office will investigate several physicians whose names have come up in the course of the Michael Jackson death inquiry".
And they can align themselves with so-called "opinion leaders," well-known physicians whose views are thought to have influence among their peers, by financing their research, say, or offering them consulting agreements.
Even before introducing Vioxx in Australia in 1999, Merck's Australian affiliate began to create an arthritis advisory board of influential physicians whose ostensible purpose was to educate the medical community about painkillers.
The facility, which may be a battalion aid station or regimental aid post, is staffed by one or more physicians whose task it is to stabilize patients further and to assess them for transfer to better-equipped facilities.
