Sentence examples for represents physicians from inspiring English sources

Amyts, a trade union that represents physicians, called the repatriation of Pajares risky, and its president, Daniel Bernabéu, asked Spanish news agency Efe if "anyone could guarantee 100% that the virus wouldn't escape".

The inquiry was related to an earlier federal lawsuit whose plaintiffs included the Medical Society of the State of New York, which represents physicians, medical residents and medical students; New York State United Teachers, a union; and the Civil Service Employees Association union, all of which have given generously to him through their political action committees.

"The AMA is a bipartisan organization and represents physicians who often disagree greatly on politics, but agree on health related policy," said Kristina Maletz, a medical student at Columbia University and an AMA member.

For the purposes of this method, this ordinal variable represents physician likelihood to recommend treatment.

The circle (node) represents physician and the link (edge) represents an existing collaborative tie among node pairs.

Recently AMDA, a professional group representing physicians working in nursing homes, highlighted the issue in a list of five questionable medical tests and treatments.

"They want to get them trapped, and then limit care," said D. Brian Hufford, a lawyer who represented physicians in major class action lawsuits against Ingenix.

Other groups representing physicians have made a pitch for clinical science, and the NIH has responded with small-scale assistance programs.

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The AMA is the nation's largest organization representing physicians.

This was in addition to strong opposition from organizations representing physicians, hospitals and other health care providers and patient groups.