Sentence examples for religious doctors from inspiring English sources

It was shocking to hear a number of (religious) doctors claiming every death could be eased and painless these days.

The authors were unable to explain why religious and nonreligious physicians differed so radically in their interpretations of the influence of spirituality in health care, but they suggest that religious doctors may be more likely to inquire about spiritual matters, and therefore more likely to report on evidence that less religious doctors do not seek or find.

A survey in the Journal of Medical Ethics found religious doctors far less likely to keep the dying deeply sedated if that risked hastening death, forcing people to linger in the agonising antechambers of death.

While more than 90percentt of very religious doctors believed that religion and spirituality can often help patients cope with their problems, 38percentt of them nevertheless held that religious belief can sometimes lead to negative emotions.

The White House statement, written by senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, came on Wednesday in response to a petition calling for Obama to back a law to ban conversion therapy, which is supported by some socially conservative organizations and religious doctors.

Those who described themselves as very or extremely non-religious were about 40% more likely to sedate than religious doctors, the study in the Journal of Medical Ethics reported.

He has made regular and religious doctor visits for decades.

Non-religious doctors are more likely to have given "deep sedation until death, taking decisions they expected or partly intended to end life".

Many non-religious doctors would call this paternalism.

Eleven to sixteen per cent, mainly the non-religious doctors (P < 0.05), involve the patient or relatives in the decision.

Of the 72, about 50 were journalists, bloggers, religious figures, doctors, political and human rights activists, the opposition said.