Sentence examples for practitioners specialty from inspiring English sources

Primary care is provided by general internists and family practitioners; specialty care is also provided at these facilities.

Workers in nursing/personal care facilities and in intermediate nursing care facilities each filed 2 (3.1%) claims, while workers employed in the offices and clinics of health practitioners, specialty hospitals (non-psychiatric), medical laboratories, and allied health services each filed 1 (1.5%) claim.

National board exams are available for all nurse practitioner specialties, certified nurse midwives, certified nurse anesthetists, and some clinical nurse specialists.

Forty five percent were board-certified generalists, 33% general internists, 9% paediatricians and 12% practitioners without specialty qualification.

An assumption underlying much of the aforementioned initiatives is that all general practitioners and specialty trainees possess the requisite knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to routinely apply safety improvement interventions, including TRM.

While several centers have a policy of priming 0.75 ml medication from a computerized ambulatory drug delivery (CADD) Legacy pump (Smiths Medical, St Paul, MN, USA) into the new catheter before rapid sequence transfer of medication (personal communication with other pulmonary hypertension practitioners and specialty pharmacies), this does not account well for the above variables.

It is not always possible from our database to identify a prescribing practitioner's specialty.

We defined a risk group of patients with a first redemption for oxazepam with a general practitioner without specialty as first prescriber (group 1), compared to a group of patients who initially used diazepam with a specialist of general practice as first prescriber (group 2).

Consumers are often forced to seek in-person medication management from available medical doctors who may be excellent general practitioners but lack specialty training in the management of serious mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder.

Insurance networks are required to have an adequate number of in-network practitioners for each specialty.

The referral sources included general practitioners, community and specialty clinics and patients discharged from hospitals.