Sentence examples for representatives and physicians from inspiring English sources

Respondents were recruited who were involved in the medication reconciliation planning process, selected from: pharmacy directors, chiefs of staff, nurse managers, quality improvement managers, information technology representatives, and physicians with administrative roles.

The interviews focused on the following issues: the interaction between medical representatives and physicians, physicians' attitudes toward these interactions and the MRs, and reasons for their accepting the medical representatives' visits.

Bearing the above concerns in mind, this study aims to describe the range of interactions between medical representatives and physicians, exploring physicians' attitudes about interactions with MRs and their reasons for accepting the medical representatives' visits.

Some have focused on the ethical implications of these interactions and the potential for exploitation [ 2, 5, 9]; others have concentrated on policy [ 7] and the possible effects of restricting contact between medical representatives and physicians, and some studies examined the effects of education intervention on physicians' attitudes and behaviours toward medical representatives [ 10, 11].

However, physicians and nurses were more likely to rank patient factors as having a large impact on care than community health representatives (CHRs) and physicians were significantly less likely to rank patient-provider communication as having a large impact than CHRs.

He is also a trained ophthalmologist, and is the middle son of former U.S. Representative and physician Ron Paul of Texas.

To mark the 16th anniversary of the telethon, the show ended with the appearance of 16 young people, all beneficiaries of UNICEF projects in the country, as well as teachers, nurses, community leaders, social workers, adolescents, representatives of indigenous communities and physicians, who shared their experiences of working with UNICEF.

The second group is composed of the members of each CIS committee: departmental managers from the different sites of each multi-hospital system, as well as clinical representatives (physicians and nurses) and managers from ancillary services, such as archives.

Previous studies found that most physicians report frequent meetings with medical representatives and a substantial percentage of physicians rely heavily on medical representatives as sources of information about new drugs [ 2, 5, 6].

Available evidence suggests a potential impact of policies aiming to reduce interaction between physicians and drug representatives on physicians' prescription behaviour.

The questionnaire was developed in collaboration with representative nurse, pharmacist and physician team members using the SurveyMonkey.com site and survey tool.