ライフサイエンスコーパス: practicing physician

1 l of providing practical guidance to aid the practicing physician.

2 endant complications remain critical for the practicing physician.

3 review is to address topics important to the practicing physician.

4 e a significant therapeutic challenge to the practicing physician.

5 convenient decision-making framework for the practicing physician.

6 dramatic change in future representation as practicing physicians.

7 ant randomized trials involving a variety of practicing physicians.

8 during residency can predict performance as practicing physicians.

9 st focus on medical students, residents, and practicing physicians.

10 ntinuous learning and quality improvement in practicing physicians.

11 of medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing physicians.

12 pert panels can closely reflect the views of practicing physicians.

13 racial or ethnic group among the specialty's practicing physicians.

14 ans with disabilities among a survey of 6000 practicing physicians.

15 anders (AI/AN/NH/PI)-are underrepresented as practicing physicians (23.5% and 6.5%, respectively), fa

16 Among 592 296 practicing physicians, 2777 (0.5%) were American Indian

17 at least 1619 participants); they focused on practicing physicians (36.7%; at least 3448 participants

18 ferences for 2010 among diagnostic radiology practicing physicians, academic faculty, residents, subs

19 To ascertain the extent to which practicing physicians agree with and act consistently wi

20 ring the respondents' first negotiation as a practicing physician and currently.

21 nd necessary in that it is important for the practicing physician and surgeon to review and have avai

22 al and ethnic demographic characteristics of practicing physicians and department chairs by specialty

23 of nutrition is therefore essential for both practicing physicians and faculty teaching in medical sc

24 also inform efforts to enhance the skills of practicing physicians and improve training and faculty d

25 to provide evidence-based recommendations to practicing physicians and other health care providers on

26 to provide evidence-based recommendations to practicing physicians and others on the management of th

27 of support for these proposed changes among practicing physicians and the public.

28 cants to medical residency programs, 592 296 practicing physicians, and 2121 department chairs across

29 ical students, resident physicians, fellows, practicing physicians, and full-time professors from the

30 Recommendations for practicing physicians are still rather scarce.

31 However, many practicing physicians are unaware of these disorders in

32 Female OHNS trainees and practicing physicians are underrepresented despite a 13.

33 Data for all newly practicing physicians as of March 31, 2018, were linked

34 e in 1891, where he gained great respect for practicing physicians as well as the importance of clini

35 sk for state licensing board actions against practicing physicians at every point on a performance co

36 Surveys show that practicing physicians believe that nutrition is importan

37 Self-prescription is common among practicing physicians, but little is known about the pra

38 ase-control study, disciplinary action among practicing physicians by medical boards was strongly ass

39 And yet only 21% of practicing physicians claim they received adequate train

40 ves, leaders from health care organizations, practicing physicians, communication experts, and medica

41 sed in percentage as residents compared with practicing physicians, females and URMs remain underrepr

42 ditures for subsequent care they provided as practicing physicians for Medicare beneficiaries.

43 h care costs, whereas only 36% reported that practicing physicians have "major responsibility." Most

44 s and herbs or vitamin supplements, yet most practicing physicians have little knowledge of herbal re

45 d, Guilty, and Eye-opener] questionnaire) in practicing physicians (ie, residents, fellows, or staff

46 mplete easily and rapidly and that gives the practicing physician important information about prognos

47 simulation-based education for independently practicing physicians in anesthesiology, critical care,

48 In addition, practicing physicians in many communities are traditiona

49 be designed with the rigorous obligations of practicing physicians in mind.

50 ial preferences among a nationwide sample of practicing physicians in the United States.

51 nationally representative survey of active, practicing physicians in the US conducted from May to No

52 cial training for primary care residents and practicing physicians in this area, development of stand

53 out the racial and ethnic characteristics of practicing physicians (including medical school faculty)

54 situation presents clear challenges for all practicing physicians, including ophthalmologists.

55 have attempted to measure the competence of practicing physicians, including the analysis of data fr

56 Patient care for the practicing physician increasingly relies on medical devi

57 However, practicing physicians may not concur with these views, a

58 In the 34 055 practicing physicians (mean [SD] age, 41.7 [10.0] years,

59 therapies would depend on timely delivery to practicing physicians of relevant scientific information

60 Observations: Since 1975, the number of practicing physicians older than 65 years in the United

61 Clinical researchers, practicing physicians, patients, and the general public

62 gh substantial proportions of the public and practicing physicians report that they have had personal

63 ost-conscious care suggests that learning by practicing physicians, resident physicians, and medical

64 The practicing physician should use the history and physical

65 Practicing physicians should be aware that smallpox vacc

66 All practicing physicians should be prepared to respond to r

67 Variations in beliefs among practicing physicians suggest that evaluations of medica

68 of formula intolerance and allergy, allowing practicing physicians to better counsel parents about di

69 rricula for medical students, residents, and practicing physicians to learn principles and practice s

70 was developed to recruit leaders from among practicing physicians to organize projects to care for t

71 Racial and ethnic representation among practicing physicians was positively associated with SRQ

72 A random national sample of 1124 practicing physicians was surveyed by mail in 1998; the

73 criptive and analytical data relevant to the practicing physician were manually extracted.

74 eased by more than 374%, and in 2015, 23% of practicing physicians were 65 years or older.

75 From November 2023 to April 2024, 92 practicing physicians were randomized to use either GPT-

76 Early-career rheumatologists were defined as practicing physicians who joined the American College of

77 In the US and Canada, most practicing physicians who provide referrals are men.

78 e conducted parallel national surveys of 831 practicing physicians, who responded to mailed questionn

79 Full participation by the practicing physician will be necessary to achieve this g

80 ed prior to the 1990s, and as a result, many practicing physicians will be unfamiliar with how skin t

81 ressure on coronary heart disease leaves the practicing physician with the disturbing possibility tha

82 The objective of this article is to provide practicing physicians with examples of perioperative bet

83 e association of disciplinary action against practicing physicians with prior unprofessional behavior

84 y efforts to ensure that the satisfaction of practicing physicians with the care they deliver does no

85 st predictive of disciplinary action against practicing physicians with unprofessional behavior in me

86 school predict high stakes consequences for practicing physicians, yet little is known about specifi