“…Qualification for the study was carried out by a trained doctor, who is an internal medicine specialist. MAIN MEASURE OUTCOME: Translation and cultural adaptation of Polish CAT. …”
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“…Patients describe how the referral breaks the continuity of care, and how they identify the traits of a doctor who is approachable and which behaviours the doctor should avoid when caring for patients. …”
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“…In our unit, the protocol following an urgent call is for the on-call doctor (who has access to basic resuscitation equipment) to attend and assess the need for paramedics and transfer to local hospital. …”
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“…There may have been bias in this audit as it was the same doctor who did the telephone reviews as conducted the audit. …”
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“…METHODS: In total, 99 patients were enrolled. Two trainee doctors who were inexperienced in US (trainee A [TA] and trainee B [TB]) and one doctor who was an expert in US completed the US examinations sequentially. …”
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“…Best practice for investigating leg varicose veins is venous duplex ultrasound in the erect position, performed by a specialist trained in ultrasonography optimally not the doctor who performs the treatment. Pelvic vein reflux is best investigated with transvaginal duplex ultrasound (TVS), performed using the Holdstock-Harrison protocol. …”
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“…LESSONS: The platform (a) acts in complementarity with the doctor who can count on a quality device with qualified staff to take charge of his patient, (b) guides the patient toward a physical activity adapted to health and taking account his capacities and needs and, (c) helps partner club sports to recruit participants. …”
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“…As a result, not only the number of doctors increased, but also the number of doctors who lack medical knowledge and clinical experience increased. …”
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“…Complex cases increased steadily over the study period (1.02% annually, 95%CI: 0.42–1.61%, p = 0.048) but with a small dip (7.5% reduction, 95%CI: −0.03 to 17.8%) around the period of the Shipman case, a British primary care doctor who murdered his patients with opioids. The dip significantly affected the correlation of the complex cases with persistent increasing background opioid prescribing (weighted correlation coefficients pre-, post-Shipman periods: 0.98(95%CI: 0.67–1.00), p = 0.011; 0.14 (95%CI: −0.85 to 0.91), p = 0.85). …”
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“…METHODS: T2D status was determined by self-reported doctor who diagnosed diabetes after the age of 30 years, and/or current use of metformin. …”
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“…Worries about side effects, cost, not having a doctor who prescribes it, and a lack of information were the most frequently reported barriers to PrEP use. …”
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“…Suspected cases will be interviewed and examined by a trained clinical officer or medical doctor who will confirm or reject the diagnosis of epilepsy. …”
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“…Upon first detection, the majority of MGUS patients will be under the care of their General Practitioner (GP)/Family Doctor who is also often the first healthcare professional that patients report symptoms of progression to. …”
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“…To reduce the possible selection bias, the patients we recruited in this study was originally performed on by one radiological doctor who was blind to the objective of this study. …”
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“…In this retrospective cohort study, we included patients, who had undergone THA with the help of the AIHIP, and matched to patients, who had undergone THA without the help of the AIHIP, by age and the doctor who operated on them. The subjects were divided into 4 groups, senior surgeon (Chief of Surgery) with AIHIP group, senior surgeon without AIHIP group, junior surgeon (Associate Chief of Surgery) with AIHIP group and junior surgeon without AIHIP group. …”
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“…We address self-help in relation to wellness because so many people follow one or two pathways when they become sick, i.e., they rest until their health improves and/or they go to the doctor who may diagnose/prescribe pharmaceuticals or changes in aspects of lifestyle (e.g., diet, more sleep). …”
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“…In multivariate analysis, physician prediction was strongly associated with the need for RRT, independently of creatinine levels, diuresis, SOFA score and the experience of the doctor who made the prediction. CONCLUSION: As physicians are able to stratify patients at high risk of RRT, physician judgement should be taken into account when designing new randomized studies focusing on RRT initiation during AKI. …”
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“…Thus, new occupations of the Western Medicine Group (xiyi, doctors who learned Western medicine) emerged in China. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Gatekeeping involves a generalist doctor who controls patients’ access to specialist care, and has been discussed as an important policy option to rebalance the primary care and hospital sectors in low- and middle-income countries, despite thin evidence. …”
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“…Following symptom onset, survey respondents described having multiple visits to their family doctor who prescribed strong pain killers and muscle relaxants and referred their patient to up to 10 different specialists for diagnosis. …”
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