Sentence examples for supportive clinicians from inspiring English sources
Once a skilled health service was sourced, they had positive experiences with supportive clinicians and with their eventual mode of birth.
Affective communication aspects are recognized to be important to patients [ 46, 47], and our findings again emphasize the importance of supportive clinicians in the treatment decision making process.
This scale has three subscales: positive collaboration; positive clinician input; non supportive clinician.
Fine et al. reviewed studies on doctor-patient relationships, observing that while consumers are more satisfied with supportive behaviours, clinicians avoid emotional encounters and tend to dominate sessions [ 109].
Although there are no controlled human studies supporting fluid bolus resuscitation in sepsis and there are also no convincing supportive animal studies, clinicians could justify such treatment by analogy: fluid resuscitation makes other really sick patients better, so it should make septic patients better too.
Even supportive symmetrical relationships with clinicians had to endure strain.
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) measurement in pericardial, peritoneal (ascites), and pleural fluids is sometimes requested by clinicians as supportive evidence in the evaluation of suspected malignancy.
Survey results were systematically reviewed in two publications, [ 4, 10] concluding that most clinicians were supportive of CPGs, finding them to be useful, educational and likely to improve quality of care.
Other suggestions for enhancing support included the introduction of mentorship schemes with those who had successfully set up services, or establishing a network of mutually supportive service managers and clinicians.
Attitudes: Would the clinician be supportive of offering home haemodialysis to patients in his or her clinic?
These interventions are embedded in a reliable and supportive relationship between the clinician and patient to foster an environment of empathy and acceptance [ 52, 97].
