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1  provide rapid data to inform diagnosis by a medical professional.
2 se SAH at a patient's initial contact with a medical professional.
3  were higher than published values for other medical professionals.
4 ns of care and significant invalidation from medical professionals.
5 es and provide risk stratification levels to medical professionals.
6 d and written by a team of multidisciplinary medical professionals.
7 fidence in the lasting value of meetings for medical professionals.
8 ully and effectively with patients and other medical professionals.
9 on have arisen from public discussion led by medical professionals.
10  practices for both recruiting and retaining medical professionals.
11 forms might change the roles of radiotherapy medical professionals.
12 quire the direct involvement of patients and medical professionals.
13 c medications, necessitating intervention by medical professionals.
14 zing its assistive and supplementary role to medical professionals.
15 that crosses into the personal experience of medical professionals.
16 terview followed by a medical examination by medical professionals.
17 he last time you had your eyes examined by a medical professional?".
18 did not) receive training when reflecting on medical professionals (3.63 [95% CI, 3.42-3.83] vs 3.05
19  by pharmaceutical manufacturers, dental and medical professionals, a non-profit organisation (the In
20          As a result, confusion exists among medical professionals about the appropriate management o
21 ssary to predict glycation, which could help medical professionals administer drugs and manage patien
22 ment is highly dependent on the skill of the medical professionals administering the injection.
23 sed significant concern among the public and medical professionals alike.
24 ations, policymakers, oncologists, and other medical professionals-an accessible summary of the year'
25 icians, policymakers, oncologists, and other medical professionals-an accessible summary of the year'
26  All toy companies should ensure that future medical professional and scientist dolls meet clinical a
27 al variants is of utmost importance for both medical professionals and anatomists, as it is one of th
28 lack of knowledge and awareness of CHB among medical professionals and at-risk populations.
29 the likelihood of diagnostic errors, both by medical professionals and automated detection systems.
30 r-friendly graphical application that allows medical professionals and bench biologists to prioritize
31 ould encourage greater collaboration between medical professionals and clergy in addressing mental he
32 n continuous training and education for both medical professionals and lay rescuers to enhance the im
33 ery of these pigments, chemists, biologists, medical professionals and material scientists have devot
34 ted with higher relational coordination with medical professionals and paid caregivers but varied in
35            PASER disseminates information to medical professionals and policy makers and conducts obs
36 ence themed dolls help to inspire tomorrow's medical professionals and scientists.
37 f working in pediatric health care networks, medical professionals and support staff can experience t
38 nts and their families and the well-being of medical professionals and support staff.
39            For more than three decades, both medical professionals and the public have worried that m
40  situations is challenging, and guidance for medical professionals and the public is needed.
41                                              Medical professionals and trainees should appreciate the
42 enger demographics, involvement of volunteer medical professionals, and disposition.
43 ving genetics education for grades K-12, for medical professionals, and for the general public.
44 ties rely on support from family caregivers, medical professionals, and paid caregivers.
45                                     Although medical professionals are routine users of epidemiologic
46 usceptible infants/toddlers, especially when medical professionals are trained to "lift the lip" to i
47 in to aid both inexperienced and experienced medical professionals as well as patients.
48 m key stakeholders-patients, caregivers, and medical professionals, as well as representatives from h
49 s made publicly available to researchers and medical professionals, as well as the first public repor
50   In the course of two years, anatomists and medical professionals became wonderstruck by two signifi
51 27.6%) required consultation with a licensed medical professional before treatment, 75 (86.2%) recomm
52 advocates broadly for climate change policy, medical professionals can look within care practices to
53      For patients admitted to the ED by EMS, medical professionals can predict the development of cri
54                                 In contrast, medical professionals can quickly reverse the effects of
55        As patient advocates, scientists, and medical professionals, cardiologists should appropriatel
56 of high school sports sponsors, researchers, medical professionals, coaches, and sports participants
57                                              Medical professional codes have long prohibited physicia
58  spontaneous events are often unwitnessed by medical professionals; consequently, the medical history
59             Cultural competency training for medical professionals could reduce healthcare disparitie
60 d 2, the BioStar OIA SHIGATOX kit (Inverness Medical Professional Diagnostics, Inc.), was used to pro
61                                 Barbie brand medical professional dolls (n=80) largely treated childr
62 hildren (66%, n=53/80), with only three (4%) medical professional dolls being directly depicted worki
63 eving a peaceful death, including inadequate medical professional education on palliative care, and p
64 den structures within "big data" assets, and medical professionals, epidemiologists, basic scientists
65 d clinicians (surgeons and advanced practice medical professionals) evaluating patients for tonsillec
66 Respondents viewed scientists, teachers, and medical professionals favorably, and most were intereste
67 ty on a four-point scale were collected from medical professionals for 60 brain tumor segmentation ca
68 the library of antifungal drugs available to medical professionals for treatment of an increasing inc
69 sequences, supportive services use, and, for medical professionals, frequency of interactions and typ
70            The study was participated by 145 medical professionals from 25 different countries.
71        Annotations were jointly completed by medical professionals from Universiti Putra Malaysia and
72  support participants faced from society and medical professionals, illustrating the negative consequ
73 ch collaborations remain infrequent and that medical professionals in African cancer centres rarely p
74 image processing tools have been used to aid medical professionals in ascertaining a diagnosis of Alz
75 servational or controlled trials instructing medical professionals in direct or fiberoptic intubation
76 c emptying measures and further education of medical professionals in recognizing and diagnosing gast
77 healthcare centre as an assisting medium for medical professionals in the disease of the diagnosis ta
78                                           As medical professionals in the field of nutrition, we must
79 forum for open discussion among stakeholders-medical professionals (including their societies and res
80         Treatment is often not verified by a medical professional, independent surveyor, or national
81 genetic testing from the clinical domain and medical professionals into the hands of consumers.
82  the WBA system of the Society for Improving Medical Professional Learning (SIMPL) for all general su
83                                    Number of medical professional liability claims involving Mohs sur
84 termine if weak relational coordination with medical professionals may be remediated through training
85  Burnout Inventory Human Services Survey for Medical Professionals (MBI-HSS-MP), respectively.
86                                              Medical professionals must learn to identify patients li
87    Closed case records from the files of the Medical Professional Mutual Insurance Company (ProMutual
88 asing awareness of gluten-related disorders, medical professionals of all varieties are encountering
89 large number of violence-related visits with medical professionals offers an opportunity to address a
90 1-4.31] among caregivers who interacted with medical professionals often and were always or usually a
91                                      Because medical professionals often tend to lack confidence in A
92  was defined as scores in the high range for medical professionals on the depersonalization or emotio
93  a consensus of more than 200 scientists and medical professionals on the hazards of and lack of demo
94 ety of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the leading medical professional oncology society, is committed to l
95 ose theoretical frameworks which can empower medical professionals or machine learning engineers to g
96                             High-functioning medical professional organizations, such as ACP, also fu
97  [87.6%]) engaged in care work that involved medical professionals, other family caregivers (1791 [62
98 s, shared knowledge, and mutual respect with medical professionals, paid caregivers, and other family
99 porating cardiologists, nephrologists, other medical professionals, patients, and their caregivers.
100      Our results, composed of responses from medical professionals, professional data scientists, and
101 them on efforts to increase the education of medical professionals; raising awareness in lay populati
102 al coordination was reported to be weak with medical professionals (RCI, 3.10 [95% CI, 3.03-3.16]) an
103 s with twelve radiologists confirm that even medical professionals reading realistic breast phantoms
104  etiology and possibly prevention of ADHD by medical professionals, schools, parents, and manufacture
105 needed to solve this climate crisis, whereby medical professionals, scientific researchers, public he
106 nd practices that established and maintained medical professional segregation were challenged by blac
107                                              Medical professionals should be aware of the potential a
108                                              Medical professional societies have a duty to promote th
109                                         Many medical professional societies have begun issuing recomm
110 ary rule." Stakeholders from the government, medical professional societies, academia, patient groups
111 c health practitioners, representatives from medical professional societies, influenza vaccine manufa
112 endations to medical education providers and medical professional societies.
113 edical education, as well as major events of medical professional societies.
114 faculty represented a large cross section of medical professionals spanning the medical management co
115 rocedure or course of action must be made by medical professionals taking into account the unique cir
116 ether the respondent had ever been told by a medical professional that they had angina (medical histo
117 an important reminder to epidemiologists and medical professionals that discrimination and other aspe
118  pharmaceuticals are, there is concern among medical professionals that these products may lack purit
119 ff-site laboratory for analysis by a trained medical professional; the diagnosis then can be returned
120                  In collaboration with other medical professionals, they take care of allergic patien
121 ] among caregivers who never interacted with medical professionals to 4.21 [95% CI, 4.11-4.31] among
122                      This technology enables medical professionals to act promptly on bacterial infec
123 oviding a controlled virtual environment for medical professionals to conduct standardized training o
124                            We aim to support medical professionals to distinguish the AI-based predic
125 and the public is assured that it can expect medical professionals to put patients' interests first,
126 heart disease early is crucial, as it allows medical professionals to take appropriate and necessary
127 cemia is identified, an alert is sent to the medical professionals to take necessary action with utmo
128 lthcare systems around the world, leading to medical professionals using high-grade PPE for prolonged
129 are setting, and they may not have access to medical professionals who can provide competent care.
130 stem, limiting the number of researchers and medical professionals who could benefit from the technol
131               The survey was designed by six medical professionals with experience of working with mi
132 ctive chart reviews by a team of specialized medical professionals with expertise in oncology.
133 ressing healthcare challenges and empowering medical professionals with improved diagnostic tools.
134          The second data set consisted of 82 medical professionals with varying degrees of dermatolog
135                                              Medical professionals working in prehospital care and ac

 
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