Sentence examples for would be physicians from inspiring English sources

The secondary users of the portal would be physicians, consulted by the WC when interventions required clinical supervision.

If 7.3% of the 2667 registered physicians were no longer in practice in Jamaica, there would be 9.2 physicians per 10,000 population.

Potential customers would be "payers, physicians, pharmacy benefit managers, medical device companies, and the pharmaceutical manufacturers," he said.

Sailendra explained that he was what in the U.S. would be a "physician's assistant" -- although in Gumda there were no physicians to assist for many days' walk away.

Folayan, born and raised in Los Angeles, thought she would be a physician.

An example of this would be a physician could advise a patient whether or not to go through a particular rough line of treatment when they may not live long enough to reap the benefits of such treatment.

There would be no physician networks, so, according to Mother Jones, "you'd be able to see any licensed doctor".

Our focus was on exploring how different types of physician involvement in this market would be viewed by physicians' professional regulatory bodies in Canada.

That led to his starting a medical school for would-be physicians who could not get into American medical schools.

In the Book of the Two Pieces of Advice, a diatribe against false knowledge, 'Abd al-Latif presents "two pieces of advice" for would-be physicians and would-be philosophers, an impassioned polemic against false physicians, and an equally harsh invective against false philosophers (see Gutas 2011; Martini Bonadeo 2013; Joosse 2014).

We therefore do not know what barriers would be described by physicians who assess a less positive view regarding collaborations among physicians.