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1 k ownership, employee, speaker's bureau, and consultant).

2 se views are valued by the care team (valued consultant).

3 RIC Conformal Source Model 100 (RIC-100, RI Consultants).

4 Edward D. Churchill volunteered as a combat consultant.

5 e achieved by highly skilled and experienced consultants.

6 on is needed to improve the working lives of consultants.

7 ished before 1995 were recommended by expert consultants.

8 ever, this was heavily influenced by medical consultants.

9 c use, and involvement of infectious disease consultants.

10 n = 16) of cases involved disagreement among consultants.

11 to suboptimum staffing levels of specialist consultants.

12 ommunication and early involvement of expert consultants.

13 hrough in-depth interviews with 22 neurology consultants.

14 nterval: [0.83, 0.97]) and higher numbers of consultants (0.85, [0.76, 0.95]) were associated with hi

15 groups increased with experience (0.947 for consultants, 0.792 for registrars, 0.693 for SHOs, and 0

16 corporate grant recipients (34%), corporate consultants (23%), or shareholders (18%) of the corporat

17 themselves as operators, 683 (59%) as valued consultants, 236 (21%) as unvalued consultants, and 18 (

18 onship with industry, including serving as a consultant (27%), a member of a scientific advisory boar

19 ws are not valued by the care team (unvalued consultant); 3) a consultant whose views are valued by t

20 ity, compared to operators (83%) or unvalued consultants (76%) (p<0.001).

21 Of 1133 consultants, 882 (78%) returned questionnaires.

22 tion with monthly questionnaires sent to 321 consultants, a single questionnaire sent to 2860 family

23 The pediatrician can also contribute as a consultant and advocate of school- and community-based s

24 Physiology from 1925 to 1937, he served as a consultant and member of many UK governmental committees

25 ject structure including a team of technical consultants and 3 advisory groups in Europe and Africa e

26 website, presentations and publications, and consultants and advisors from the NAA nutrition educatio

27 obust staff structure supported by technical consultants and overseen by advisory groups in Europe an

28 nce in diagnostic accuracy was found between consultants and registrars (P = .046).

29 using general keywords and names of industry consultants and scientists.

30 vist-led model of ICU care requires surgical consultants and the ICU team to collaborate in the care

31 ar multidisciplinary meetings of specialized consultants and therapists will improve communication an

32 cational initiative for specialist surgeons (consultants), and performance assessment is an integral

33 rosis care with their primary physician or a consultant, and are being monitored regularly.

34 or the mental health specialist as educator, consultant, and clinician for the more severely ill.

35 as valued consultants, 236 (21%) as unvalued consultants, and 18 (2%) could not be categorized.

36 ngth of stay, 30-day readmissions, number of consultants, and cost of care.

37 tion and cessation, tobacco company lawyers, consultants, and in-house regulatory staff shaped presen

38 The consultant anesthesiologist responding to a critical air

39 disciplinary team involving the preoperative consultant, anesthesiologist, and surgeon.

40 nd outcome change "out-of-hours," i.e., when consultants are not providing dedicated, on-site labour

41 Participants were consultant (attending) and trainee ophthalmic surgeons a

42 ng staff education and experience, lactation consultant availability, and nurse-reported breastfeedin

43 Despite this, many have argued that a consultant-based unit (so called open unit) is less alie

44 aditional utilization of infectious diseases consultants by oncologists ranges from inpatient managem

45 providers have a right to expect that ethics consultants can deal competently with the complex issues

46 gorithm and by a cardiac physiologist and/or consultant cardiologist.

47 January 2015, the survey was sent out to all consultant cardiothoracic surgeons in the United Kingdom

48 One International Board Certified Lactation Consultant carried out the intervention, which was based

49 nd Oral Disease Prevention (DEODP) staff and consultants collaborated with the National Center for He

50 sory committee members (n = 1957) and voting consultants combined (n = 990), 28% (n = 825) disclosed

51 Infectious diseases consultants contribute value in various inpatient and ou

52 ital sites in England to evaluate systems of consultant cover for acute medical admissions.

53 The Teller acuity card (TAC; Vistech Consultants, Dayton, OH) procedure was used to measure m

54 orrheic keratosis (SK), and benign nevi by a consultant dermatologist (n=87) were imaged by high-reso

55 Presence of a consultant did, however, reduce the likelihood of a surg

56 least 1 advisory committee member or voting consultant disclosed a conflict; only 1% of advisory com

57 pected ocular toxocariasis cases referred by consultant eye surgeons to the Department of Parasitolog

58 Editorial consultants from ACP Smart Medicine and MKSAP provide ex

59 Editorial consultants from ACP Smart Medicine and MKSAP provide ex

60 changes in the mental health of UK hospital consultants from five specialties, on the basis of surve

61 Editorial consultants from PIER and MKSAP provide expert review of

62 oduction of examinations before entry to the consultant grade.

63 of either BSACI or 'Travellers' (Immunology consultant group).

64 entary on sequential versions from an expert consultant group.

65 disease, who were recruited to the study by consultant gynecological surgeons from 18 UK hospitals b

66 All consultants had postgraduate qualifications, but 4 of 6

67 The medical consultant has a key role in providing this care and man

68 collected from 20 households by a lactation consultant in Nogales, Arizona.

69 re physician and the role of the psychiatric consultant in the exploration of the meaning of the requ

70 the surgical procedure with trainees and, or consultants in a distant location.

71 e-specific information from selected medical consultants in a timely manner.

72 lvement and effectiveness of palliative care consultants in the care of intensive care unit patients

73 limitations in B-cell NHL and their role as consultants in the care of NHL patients.

74 conditions typically encountered by medical consultants in the care of patients with hip fracture.

75 General practitioners and/or hospital consultants in the Norwich Health Authority, Norfolk, UK

76 the activities of the majority of anesthetic consultants in their own hospitals.

77 n widely accepted and promoted by academics, consultants, industry and government.

78 months, and were currently followed up by 1 consultant (J.S.).

79 ta on consistently defined events in all the consultant-led maternity units within Scotland.

80 Advisory boards, consultants meetings, and accredited continuing medical

81 A postal questionnaire was sent to 1882 consultant members of the British Association of Orthopa

82 Job satisfaction significantly protected consultants' mental health against job stress.

83 The relationship between consultants' mental health and their job stress and sati

84 Consultants' mental health is likely to be protected aga

85 A consultant neurologist, who was unaware of information a

86 Both cases and controls were recruited from consultant neurologists in South East Scotland.

87 the clinical application of NIV in MND among consultant neurologists in the UK.

88 of postgraduate training so that pledges for consultant numbers can be met.

89 tion planning; and the direct involvement of consultant obstetricians and anaesthetists in the care o

90 irement of approval by an infectious disease consultant of clindamycin use led to an overall reductio

91 terview, Jeffrey S. Heier, MD, of Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston, Massachusetts, discusses his appr

92 med in a clinical/surgical setting at Retina Consultants of Houston and Houston Methodist Hospital, H

93 nstitute, Houston Methodist Hospital, Retina Consultants of Houston, Houston, Texas; New England Reti

94 g surveymonkey.com software, was sent to all consultants offering an allergy service in the UK and wh

95 In 1981, the Report of the Medical Consultants on the Diagnosis of Death established guidel

96 natal morbidity according to the presence of consultants on the labour ward, with the possible except

97 raised that a lack of senior obstetricians ("consultants") on the labour ward outside normal hours ma

98 ive study using face to face interviews with consultant ophthalmologists and orthoptists, and parents

99 ry or secondary glaucoma, were identified by consultant ophthalmologists through active surveillance

100 oportion of patients with at least 2 medical consultants (OR 0.55; 95% CI, 0.49-0.63; P < 0.001).

101 .002); the finding was reversed for unvalued consultants (OR 0.69, p=0.06).

102 d: the anesthesiologist as service provider, consultant, or gatekeeper.

103 likely to occur if one of the surgeons was a consultant (P =0.002).

104 ND by means of a monthly card sent to all UK consultant paediatricians by the British Paediatric Surv

105 h core research skills; most newly appointed consultant paediatricians have little or no research exp

106 The consultant panel of surgeons correctly remotely identifi

107 re-and-forward images for observation by the consultant panel.

108 as an organizational framework for external consultants, PATH, the US Centers for Disease Control an

109 Included in these recommendations are Consultant patterns of work to improve timeliness of cli

110 Eight consultant pediatric ophthalmologists and 7 ophthalmolog

111 r by consensus decision of three independent consultant pediatricians, who reviewed all the clinical

112 Furthermore, infectious diseases consultants play central roles in antibiotic stewardship

113 lower aCFR compared with hospitals that had Consultant presence for less than 4 hours per day (p<0.0

114 commendations and which included the minimum Consultant presence of 4 hours per day (29%) was associa

115 Hospitals that had an admitting Consultant presence within the Acute Medicine Unit (AMU,

116 e reliance upon an organisational measure of consultant presence, and a non-random sample of maternit

117 was less frequent in NICUs with low neonatal consultant provision (odds ratio 0.65, 95% CI 0.43-0.98)

118 of patients, nursing provision, and neonatal consultant provision.

119 A single consultant radiologist reviewed each radiograph and thei

120 Five consultant radiologists were deemed the reference expert

121 olding cardiopulmonary resuscitation, ethics consultants' recommendations, and patient outcomes were

122 nificantly higher percentage (93%) of valued consultants reported that vascular access nurses placed

123 or confounding factors and the clustering of consultants revealed that the overall mortality rate was

124 umatic drug therapy who were judged by their consultant rheumatologist to be in remission and 17 norm

125 ional treatment who had been judged by their consultant rheumatologist to be in remission, as well as

126 ediatric dermatology clinic and in 2 private consultant rooms of specialist dermatologists, all locat

127 itis patients seen in the clinic of a single consultant (S.L.L.) between 2011 and 2013.

128 erobserver and intraobserver agreement among consultant specialists and residents.

129 others in the BLISS group received lactation consultant support (>/=5 contacts) to extend exclusive b

130 difficulty of the operation was graded by a consultant surgeon on a standard grading system.

131 All operations were done by one consultant surgeon.

132 Unadjusted analyses, taking account only of consultant team, showed significant benefits of off-pump

133 n be acquired in various ways; 4) individual consultants, teams, or committees should have the core c

134 hip was once that of referring physician and consultant, the family physician and general internist a

135 earch experience; less than 5% of contracted consultant time supports research; less than 2.5% of the

136 a low-cost, web-based system that allows the consultant to access the system from work, home, or on t

137 d on either as the primary physician or as a consultant to see a suicidal child or adolescent in the

138 important as anesthesiologists are the first consultants to evaluate whenever a complication arises i

139 t prevalence survey of hospital specialists (consultants) to obtain data relating to the care of pati

140 Four external consultants validated the process.

141 adjustment, compared with operators, valued consultants were significantly more likely to report tha

142 constituted advisory committees and external consultants when the need is perceived for additional sp

143 nurses they are often controlled by medical consultants, which can reduce nurses' autonomy and negat

144 Burnout was also more prevalent among consultants who felt insufficiently trained in communica

145 Palliative care consultants who seek referrals from the intensive care u

146 role: 1) an operator who inserts PICCs; 2) a consultant whose views are not valued by the care team (

147 by the care team (unvalued consultant); 3) a consultant whose views are valued by the care team (valu

148 ion of advisory committee members and voting consultants with conflicts would have produced margins l

149 luding advisory committee members and voting consultants with conflicts would not have altered the ov

150 The proportion of consultants with psychiatric morbidity rose from 27% (23

151 oactive interventions from a palliative care consultant within this subset of patients improved end-o

152 ls of the chapter are to help the hematology consultant work through the differential diagnosis of th

153 and 2011, falling from 11.3% to 5.9% of the consultant workforce.

154 association between well-designed systems of Consultant working practices, which promote increased pa

155 An 'all inclusive' pattern of Consultant working, incorporating all the guideline reco