Sentence examples for state of doctors from inspiring English sources

It would be worthwhile to document the actual state of doctors' health via a morbidity survey linked to personal health care practices.

Investigating the perceived barriers to obtaining medical care by doctors in Hong Kong and qualitative studies on why doctors self-medicate and don't believe in having a personal physician would add further useful information in the assessment of the state of doctors' health in Hong Kong.

In 1986, the then Controller of BBC One, Michael Grade, unhappy with the current state of Doctor Who, wrote to Newman to enquire whether he had any ideas for reformatting the series, which was at the time struggling in the ratings.

Riding Westward: "Let man's soul be a sphere, and then, in this, Th' intelligence that moves, devotion is;" Anton Chekhov in his plays The Seagull, Uncle Vanya and Three Sisters describes the tortured emotional states of doctors who at some point in their careers have turned their back on conscience.

Mr. Green also said that the state database of doctors who participate in the Medicaid managed care program was "grossly inaccurate," complicating the selection process.

This month, in the state of Rajasthan, doctors at government hospitals, angry about an episode with the local police, stopped treating patients; they called off the strike last week after national criticism, and the deaths of some patients.

At Vani Vilas hospital for women and children in Bangalore, in the south-west state of Karnataka, doctors and nurses gather for training in a safer, quicker procedure – the manual vacuum aspiration technique, which is significantly underused in India – and in how to better support women having abortions.

In the village of Dervan in the state of Maharashtra, doctors have set up a temporary clinic in the shell of an empty store.

It includes two measures of health care provision taken from CONAPO (1998, (2002), namely number of hospitals per 10,000 inhabitants (by state) and number of doctors per 1000 inhabitants (by state) in the two years of the survey.

But it has not increased the state's supply of doctors any faster than it was already increasing and has not reduced Medicare spending compared with trends in other states that did not cap malpractice awards.

While information on malpractice cases and settlements is available to the public on the medical conduct office's Web site, it has not been part of the state's evaluation of doctors whose practices have been called into question, Dr. Daines said.