Sentences with phrase «of referring physicians»

The ability to interact with, support, and positively influence the behavior and activities of referring physicians, superiors and staff / co-employees

We communicate regularly with our network of referring physicians to make sure the patient's needs are met in the best way.

(I learned some only because my father was an insurance executive and I later listened to many neurosurgical conferences discuss the failure of the referring physician to think beyond «the most likely cause.»)

Creates treatment plans in accordance with instructions and consent of referring physician; The Occupational Therapist (OT) partners with Resurgens» physicians...

Not exact matches

Others might be referred for in - person care after a physician reviews details of their complaint and medical history, and asks follow - up questions, Liu said.

But Podesta and his candidate want to force a religious order of Catholic women to cooperate in the provision of contraceptives and abortifacients; they want to compel small businesses to cater to same - sex marriage ceremonies; and they want physicians to refer troubled patients for «transgender» treatment — all against the Catholic understanding of the right to act on one's conscience (in these cases, one's rightly formed conscience).

Several of the ministers either mentioned or implied that they had acquired such a reputation and that physicians, court officials, or other clergymen had referred alcoholics to them f ~ or help.

He was the friend and companion of Paul, referred to as «the beloved physician.»

From the team of specialists to whom my primary - care physician referred me, I soon learned that the cancer had spread too far for a simple surgery.

While this is clearly intended to facilitate abortion, clever pro-life physicians could fulfill the letter of the law by referring to another pro-life doctor.

According to the ethics report, physicians objecting to abortion or contraception must refer patients desiring such services to other providers (recommendation # 4); may not argue or advocate their views on these matters though they are required to provide prior notice to their patients of their moral commitments (recommendation # 3); and, in emergency cases or in situations that might negatively affect patient physical or mental health, they must actually provide contraception and / or perform abortions (recommendation # 5, emphasis added).

Finally, consider the case of Michael Freeland, who had a forty - three - year history of depression and suicide attempts, and yet the physician who prescribed for him the deadly drug did not deem it necessary to refer him for psychiatric evaluation.

In a paper published in 1785, Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and foremost physician of his day, referred to alcohol addiction as a disease.

In 1494 a letter written by Chanca, physician to the fleet of Columbus on his second voyage, to the Chapter of Seville, refers to its use as a condiment.

The best course of treatment for a hamstring strain is to see a medical professional (whether you consult with your school trainer or physical therapist, who may refer you to a sports medicine physician).

Part of the training of a midwife is to observe and be watchful for deviations from normal health throughout the pregnancy and labor, and, if necessary, refer the woman to a physician.

The issues surrounding this procedure are complex; our physicians and nurses can provide information regarding the procedure, but patients considering this option will be referred for the more detailed, expert counseling that can only be provided by a perinatologist experienced in both selective reduction and management of high - order multiple gestations.

Good thing all midwifes properly assess the risks of these births and refer them to physicians... oh wait....

As the Vice President of Global Operations, Shiva is the liaison to referring physicians.

(7) Refer a physically active person with conditions outside the scope of athletic training services to a licensed physician, dentist or podiatrist.

An individual referral or prescription from a referring physician, dentist or podiatrist is required in the absence of a standing written prescription or written protocol.

(2) Comply strictly with conditions or restrictions that may be placed on the course of athletic training services by the referring physician, dentist or podiatrist.

(5) Consult promptly with the referring physician, dentist or podiatrist regarding a new ailment or condition or a worsened ailment or condition of the physically active person.

(6) Consult with the referring physician, dentist or podiatrist upon request of either the referring physician, dentist or podiatrist or the physically active person.

If variations from normal arise, we do not hesitate to consult with a physician and / or refer you for a higher level of obstetrical care.

Berna Diehl of Fairfax, VA, asked her local International Cesarean Awareness Network group, of which she's now public relations director, to refer her to a breech - friendly physician for her third child.

Leaders can encourage mothers to consult with their and their baby's physicians about their concerns and refer to the most recent edition of Thomas W. Hale and Hilary E. Rowe's Medications and Mother's Milk, or online at Medsmilk (needs a subscription), LactMed or e-lactancia for information on the safety of drugs during breastfeeding.

The lead physician in most NICUs is a neonatologist and, in the hierarchy of the medical team, is referred to as the attending physician.

Over 2500 years ago, Hippocrates, the Greek physician who has been referred to as the «Father of Medicine,» declared, «All diseases begin in the gut.»

When his personal doctor is shot down on a mercy mission over Syria, President Bartlet threatens a dramatic military strike on that country, and aficionados believe the show's title refers to the president's attitude to foreign policy changing because of the death of his physician.

In November 2015, former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was convicted of 7 felony counts of federal corruption charges in a kick - back scheme where he gave $ 500,000 in state lump sum tax dollars to a physician who would refer patients to the Speaker's law firm where he would get referral fees.

Doctors who opt not to take the online certification course required to prescribe marijuana can refer patients to another physician who may be able to certify the patient if they have a serious health condition, like cancer, HIV / AIDS or forms of epilepsy.

Ladipo also advised physicians managing such health institutions to promptly refer such cases to the UCH if they suspected any trace of Lassa fever.

SILVER also entered into a corrupt arrangement with Dr. Robert Taub, who was a leading physician specializing in the treatment of asbestos - related diseases, through which SILVER issued state grants and otherwise used his official position to provide favors to Dr. Taub so that Dr. Taub would refer and continue to refer his patients to SILVER at Weitz & Luxenberg, a firm with which SILVER was affiliated as counsel.

The scheme provided SILVER with two different streams of unlawful income: (i) approximately $ 700,000 in kickbacks SILVER received by steering two real estate developers with business before the state legislature to a law firm with which he was associated, and (ii) more than $ 3 million in asbestos client referral fees SILVER received by, among other official acts, awarding $ 500,000 in state grants to a university research center of a physician who referred patients made ill by asbestos to SILVER at Weitz & Luxenberg.

Authorities said more than $ 3 million of that was obtained in «asbestos client referral fees Silver received by, among other official acts, awarding $ 500,000 in state grants to a university research center of a physician who referred patients made ill by asbestos to Silver at Weitz & Luxenberg.»

Optometrists and physiotherapists now call themselves doctors; while nurses also want PhDs so they can justify their respective claims» I am a physician (cardiologist) in the United States... This sort of quote is very insulting to these professionals... Opthometry traiing int the US is equivalent to a doctorate and they are rightly refered to as doctors....

When physicians ran out of possible explanations, they often referred patients to psychiatrists.

Shehla Mohammed, an Oxford University physician and clinical geneticst who referred the case, wrote that the children seemed to have suffered no ill effects of inbreeding and were generally healthy aside from their tragic obesity.

The Karlssons were referred to the Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm, where physicians proposed a radical strategy: Harvest a specific type of stem cell from the liver of an aborted fetus and infuse it through the umbilical vein into the fetus that Madeleine was carrying.

«Health - care providers do not fully understand cancer risk from CT scans: Knowledge of radiation dose, associated risks varies among referring physicians, radiologists, and technicians, according to a new study.»

«It is important for healthcare professionals (including referring physicians, radiologists, and technologists) to be aware of radiation dose levels and risks from imaging tests for several reasons, including the ability to weigh the risks and benefits of tests, counsel patients on relevant risks, optimize protocols to minimize radiation dose, and select appropriate protocols to minimize radiation dose.»

«Because of the analytical approach used, these findings apply only to mothers and infants who would be eligible for delivery by either family physicians or specialists in at least some jurisdictions in the country,» and not to high - risk mothers who are referred to specialists based on risk criteria.

«Given the high prevalence of treatable sleep problems in MS patients, and the fact that many patients with MS rate fatigue as one of their most bothersome symptoms, physicians should have a low threshold to refer MS patients who report sleep disturbances to sleep specialists,» says last author Ronald Chervin, M.D., M.S., professor of neurology and director of U-M Sleep Disorders Center.

She eventually found solace among other victims of gentamicin, who call themselves The Wobblers, but real relief came only after her physician referred her to Paul Bach - y - Rita.

«Given the aging of the population, emergency physicians need to be prepared to balance their obligations to the patient by documenting findings, reporting suspicions and referring patients to appropriate agencies,» said Marguerite DeLiema, Ph.D, of the Stanford University Center on Longevity in Stanford, Calif., the lead study author of «The Forensic Lens: Bringing Elder Neglect into Focus in the Emergency Department.»

Palliative care can either refer to a specific service that is provided by physicians and nurses who have received specialized training in this type of care, or an overall approach to care for patients with serious illness, which would include palliative care when provided by a specialist or by a non-palliative care specialist (like an oncologist or a primary care physician).

When U.S. physicians prescribe antibiotics, more than 60 percent of the time they choose some of the strongest types of antibiotics, referred to as «broad spectrum,» which are capable of killing multiple kinds of bacteria, University of Utah researchers show in a new study.

The findings indicate that physicians and health agencies play an important role in identifying children who could benefit from early intervention services and referring them to the appropriate programs, but the finding is only one piece of a larger puzzle about low enrollment, MacDonald said.

A prospective audit was conducted of all 162 cancer patients referred by primary care physicians to the Department of Radiotherapy and Oncology in Chandigarh during one month.