Sentence examples for range of physician from inspiring English sources

Since its development and validation with general practitioners (GPs) in the UK [ 21], the measure has been extensively validated with a range of physician groups in primary and secondary care [ 2226]6].

Future research should evaluate how a range of physician characteristics (e.g. specialty and age), physician clinic characteristics (e.g. solo or group practice), insurance characteristics (e.g. HMO, PPO, or FFS coverage), and patient characteristics (e.g. trust in physician) influence pain and pain treatment.

The uninsured, meanwhile, typically find the clinics more affordable than most alternatives — including the for-profit storefront clinics that have long offered a full range of physician-provided medical services to a walk-in clientele.

Results from the DSQ were also consistent with data collected from a range of physician- and other patient-reported outcome measures (PGA of disease activity, EoE Symptom Survey and PGIC), providing evidence of good construct validity.

In the interviews, the tasks were recognized and correctly interpreted (figure 2) by a wide range of physicians.

While our population covered the full age range of physicians, it was overall a younger group then currently makes up the physician population in Ontario.

The large range of physicians' rating of treatment side effects is striking and indicates that doctors' views about the impact of side effects on health status vary substantially.

Additionally, the sample of doctors participating in the study is rather small and not truly representative of the full range of physicians who routinely see patients in Poland and Lithuania.

This was carried out to increase the emotional level of the interview and to reduce the possible bias that may derive from the wide range of physicians' specialities.

Providers in primary care and the range of physicians or surgeons in cancer care may feel they lack adequate genetic knowledge or skills in this area.

The purpose of this study was to assess the associations between the level or type of physician training and of BCX-related knowledge among a wide range of physicians and physicians in training.