Sentence examples for pressure on doctors from inspiring English sources

The pressure on doctors can be withering.

But the legal battles are expensive and contribute to growing political pressure on doctors.

Then there's the pressure on doctors' surgeries to check the immigration status of patients.

And that will put huge pressure on doctors to act against their own consciences, just as abortion does.

But with money on the line, there is pressure on doctors to treat, even when the diagnosis isn't firm.

The pressure on doctors to avoid discussing their mental health problems has resulted in a number of high-profile tragic cases.

Among other reasons cited were difficult life, lack of educational facilities for children, desire for luxury among doctors, adjustment difficulties, too much pressure on one doctor and lack of technology.

Meanwhile, with immense pressure on doctor surgeries in the U.K., not least out of hours, sending people to A&E who really don't need last-line emergency care, it seems crazy that something like the full functionality of Babylon isn't currently available on the NHS, although I get the impression that it's only a matter of time.

"We do not practice capitation, which can sometimes put inappropriate financial pressures on doctors, and we strive to pay claims promptly and accurately".

With the pressures on doctors from managed care and malpractice insurance rates, I believe that those attending medical school now are doing so because they have a passion for healing.

Only this week, Maureen Baker, president of the Royal College of General Practitioners, said the growing pressures on doctors - a key theme of the election campaign - were partly a result of the growth in such diseases, which had meant GPs having to provide care that was once the preserve of "hospital consultants".