Sentence examples for practice of specialists from inspiring English sources

Dual practice of specialists could be allowed but regulated, so that specialists dedicate a specified amount of time to treat local consumers.

This has been shown to improve the distribution of general practitioners, but has had less impact on the choice of location of practice of specialists, particularly those whose practice requires access to technology available only in specialized hospitals.

With more member states around the table, maybe the practice of specialist councils will be a first (and useful) victim of expansion.

The attitudes and practice of specialist physicians, family physicians and physical therapists have been previously investigated [ 4- 7].

However, to develop effective, informative training, we first have to gain insight into the daily practice of specialist paediatric asthma care for ethnic minority patients.

The emerging supernumerary GP supervisor or GP consultant teacher model in some ways replicates the practice of specialist consultants in a teaching role in the public hospital environment.

A randomized controlled trial (RCT) comparing primary-care-centred follow-up of breast cancer patients with the current standard practice of specialist-centred follow-up showed no increase in delay in diagnosing recurrence, and no increase in anxiety or deterioration in health-related quality of life.

Firstly, the small sample size raises questions of whether the responses collected reflect actual practice patterns of specialists in the rest of India.

However, some services such as hormone therapy in the preceding example—were considered by several participants as appropriate for primary care physicians to provide, despite also being covered under the practice scope of specialists.

This qualitative exploratory study was designed to investigate and describe the attitudes and practices of specialist gastroenterologists with respect to antidepressant and other psychological therapies in patients with IBD.

Although national guidance has existed for some time on the specialist diagnosis and management of individual cancers, a degree of variation in clinical practice of individual specialists is inevitable.