Sentence examples for share of physicians from inspiring English sources

The share of physicians reporting ITL varied considerably between studies.

The last column of Table 3 reports the share of physicians working in a public or private hospital in addition to the activities in their practices.

An unusually large share of physicians appeared to have registered with the PMC as non-specialised (37.7%), with a disproportionate share of foreigners (72.78%) among them.

The incomes from dual practice for those engaging in such practices increases at the same time as the share of physicians in dual practice are reduced.

The share of physicians ranged from a high of 26% in Sri Lanka to some 5% to 7% in Chad, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

The primary strategy has been described as a 'medical arms race' in which hospitals compete by increasing their share of physicians who admit patients to the hospital in order to maximize hospital occupancy rates [ 1].

Further, the increased attention on industry-provider relationships has helped almost double the share of physician offices that restrict visits from sales representatives over the past six years.

Reflecting the Maricopa decision, Statement 8 identified two features of particular importance: (1) the network's percentage or "share" of the physicians in each physician specialty practicing in the relevant geographic markets; and (2) whether the physicians had integrated their practices by sharing "substantial financial risk".

But an increasing share of young physicians, burdened by medical school debts and seeking regular hours, are deciding against opening private practices.

The private sector got only a very low share of Omani physicians, since they preferred to work in the public sector due to certain perceived advantages.

A large share of the physicians and nurses agreed that the CPOE system provides access to a public list of medicines (62.5% and 61.2%, respectively), supplies adequate support in prescribing oral medicine (57.4% and 60.4%, respectively), and provides clinically relevant alerts for drug interactions (47.7% and 49.3%, respectively).