Sentence examples for specialty problem from inspiring English sources

The skill in general practice is not just identifying who might have a serious specialty problem, or need an operation -- it's also diagnosing simple but bothersome things, identifying safe things, avoiding unnecessary tests, rationing public and patient dollars, reassuring worried well and educating patients on normal bodily symptoms.

Family doctors cannot, so of course it's better to search the specialist by myself if I think it's a specialty problem... Family doctors only deal with minor diseases, they are not specialists.

Three organizations examined other types of clinical metrics that were not directly patient-facing, including specialty clinic complexity and impact on PCP capacity to manage "specialty problems".

Just like I have heart and ENT diseases; but others may have even more different types of diseases which may involve many specialties, then how can you find a doctor who can treat all these diseases?" [[ 13], TCM as family doctor] "I think for specialty problems, family doctors are incapable in dealing with them... Of course only the specialists can deal with specialty problems.

For example, some specialists preferred to keep a personal specialty-specific problem list in their note to avoid the "clutter" of the complete problem list.

Trials from all medical specialties face problems in recruiting patients.

Considering the recent situation of health care in Japan, we focused on the following two groups of specialties facing problems.

In no other specialty is the problem as acute as in pediatrics, as two papers published this week in the journal Pediatrics underline.

The specialty of this problem is that there is no labeled negative example for learning, which makes traditional text classification techniques inapplicable.

Furthermore, conflicts of interest and specialty bias are problems in the development of these guidelines.

The choice of spa town is based on a particular ailment, which is matched with the particular quality of each center's water; Divonne's specialty is psychological problems, although the people on the streets do not look especially depressed.