Sentence examples for three or four physicians from inspiring English sources

External peer review was performed by ACOG-trained teams of three or four physicians and nurse reviewers who visited intervention hospitals (n = 45), interviewed key staff members, and reviewed labour and birth records to assess the quality of care.

It is designed for up to 12 physicians, divided up in small groups of three or four physicians and covers three modules: (1) Introduction, (2) Video-analysis and practicing communication skills in role play with standardized patients and (3) a final feedback round.

Within two or three minutes, six or seven physicians converged in a treatment room, placed Mark on a table, and worked to revive him while I stood over him, holding him close, and speaking to him in a steady, reassuring voice.

It is noteworthy that some patients had consulted two or three physicians prior to being diagnosed with CH (for a mean of 2.6 physicians/patient) (Figure 2). Figure 1 Types of physician consulted by patients before being correctly diagnosed with CH (PCP = primary care physician; ER = emergency room).

There were also merchants, manufacturers, shippers, land speculators, bankers or financiers, two or three physicians, a minister, and several small farmers.

Chinese hospitals hire about one pharmacist for every four or five physicians, regardless of ownership type.

For example, across all ownership forms, hospitals hire about one pharmacist for every four or five physicians (Table 1).

Physicians' practices (sites) consisted of either one family physician or a group of two or three physicians sharing the same office space.

We allowed up to 15 patients for practices in which two or three physicians at one site were randomised as a single cluster.

In a simulation of emergency medical diagnosis, twenty teams of either two or three physicians who had never worked together performed a patient handoff using a human patient simulator.

Inside each cluster area, access to care is limited to a given population; one or no more than two or three physicians worked in GP surgeries or public dispensaries.