Sentence examples for sympathetic physicians from inspiring English sources
Under the tutelage of two sympathetic physicians he achieved competence as a doctor's assistant as well as in dental care, working in this capacity in the South and Southwest (1839).
(At the last minute, sympathetic physicians had reclassified Bruce Brodie as unfit for military service on the basis of his allergies).
For example, in hypothetical situations, sympathetic physicians, compared with empathetic ones, have utilized more health care resources in the care of their patients [ 16].
The distinction between the terms 'empathy' and 'sympathy' has been summarised thus: "empathetic physicians share their understanding, while sympathetic physicians share their emotions with their patients"[ 4].
The writer explained that "'disease of the heart' is the mantle of charity, which the politic coroner and the sympathetic physician throw over the graves of genteel people".
To many of his patients, he is an affable and sympathetic physician, who took extra time with them and found effective therapies when others had given up.
The alternative is for them to have to consider a number of unpalatable options, including help from friends or relatives or travelling abroad to die without the advice and support of a sympathetic physician".
A deeply caring and sympathetic physician, he retired from 54 years of private practice in Manhattan in 1991 but continued caring for patients at Bellevue Hospital until his own hospitalization in 1999.
Sheridan Smith plays Dr Lucy Cogan, sympathetic manager and resident physician at Beecham House, a handsomely appointed home for elderly opera singers fallen on hard times.
Clutching the carmine blanket between him and the world, he succumbs to the physician's sympathetic embrace and, near death, sinks deeper into isolation.
Experienced physicians know that sympathetic concern and reassurance can often allay subjective symptoms — at least temporarily — but only appropriate medical treatment has a chance of curing physical disease.
