Sentence examples for putting doctors on from inspiring English sources
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Independent practices are also disappearing, as hospitals buy them up and put doctors on salary.
He described the new standards as "ambitious but achievable" and said they would put doctors "on an escalator" toward full adoption of electronic records.
As well as fears of lower compensation, doctors have also however warned that patient safety could be put at risk as hospitals managers are incentivised to put doctors on unsafe shift patterns.
"I like to put doctors on the spot," he said, referring to his penchant for hauling a senior clinician up to the front of the room to chop vegetables with him.
Working alongside senior scientists while volunteering at the museum had taught him that it is okay to question a professors' research, and important not to "put doctors on pedestals.
The state also put doctors on alert to treat heat-affected residents.
Moreover, they reject a law that "puts doctors on a front that isn't theirs, in complete contravention of professional and ethical duties".
The desire for medical information puts doctors on the spot because sponsors often want to enlist them in the appeal, Young and Scheinberg report.
More recently, Baylor initiated the Baylor Pediatric AIDS Corps, a programme that puts doctors on the ground in Africa to treat and train health care workers across southern Africa.
