Doctolib has developed an online booking platform for all medical practitioners.
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More and more manufacturers and medical practitioners are singing its praises.
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Telemedicine will make medical practitioners more accessible and easier to communicate with.
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Perhaps due to its rarity, it remains poorly understood by many medical practitioners.
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At each port of call, it also trains dozens of local medical practitioners.
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Ancient Greek and Chinese medical practitioners used a patient's scent to make diagnoses.
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OB-GYNs are medical practitioners who specialize in women&aposs health, including pregnancy.
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Should more medical practitioners use natural methods to adjust sleep and mood disturbances?
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Anesthetics and antiseptics are uncommon unless the procedure is performed by medical practitioners.
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In March, Indiana medical practitioners began collaborating with Montaner to implement his model.
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And medical practitioners' interest in telepsychiatry occupations should expand access to telemental health services.
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These medical practitioners rejected Elekta's warnings about negative impacts on patient diagnosis and treatment.
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They moved swiftly to rectify and/or terminate their relationships with such medical practitioners.
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The digitization of health care promises to be transformative for patients and medical practitioners alike.
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And in the past decade, medical practitioners have begun to speak out about this oversight.
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Before they can prescribe buprenorphine, medical practitioners have to obtain a waiver from the DEA.
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Several other ex-Insys employees and medical practitioners have also faced charges related to Subsys.
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Some medical practitioners used this to set a standard of care for people with these conditions.
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Just as the average American has "trade" deficits with the food store, medical practitioners, restaurants, etc.
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There were other astrologers but most medical practitioners were not doing this kind of elaborate astrology.
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The Australians have sent 26 medical practitioners with urgent supplies and a portable intensive care unit.
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After 22 weeks, they will need two specialist medical practitioners to sign off on the abortion.
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While homemade content dominates the r/popping Reddit forums, YouTube success is the preserve of medical practitioners.
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But somehow, some so-called medical practitioners are still employing homeopathic medicine, a discredited 18th-century practice.
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Medical practitioners need to be taught about it in the first place and try to understand it.
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Some enrich the pockets of medical practitioners while rarely benefiting patients for more than a few months.
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She said that Pakistan's medical practitioners often lack the logistics and supplies necessary to prevent and contain infections.
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It is used by medical practitioners around the world to diagnose conditions and by researchers to categorize conditions.
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In her work with mid-career medical practitioners, she finds art helps break the strict hierarchy in medicine.
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Medieval medical practitioners "were much more meticulous and better practitioners of scientific method than we previously thought," Rumbaugh says.
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Proponents of this method say medical practitioners can help trans patients avoid uninformed decisions or irreversible physical side effects.
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Even medical practitioners will often defer to their cleric over anything taught in medical school, 28 Too Many said.
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The following documents include letters from members of Congress, letters from medical practitioners and email exchanges on tissue requests.
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Only around 60% of the nation's licensed medical practitioners have undergraduate degrees and only about 10% have graduate degrees.
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To beat this disease, medical practitioners need to be able to reach the at-risk people where they live.
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Unintelligible, inconsistent and improper billing is primarily happening where the medical practitioners do not have a personal relationship with the patient.
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Federal charges have also been filed in several other states against other former Insys employees and medical practitioners who prescribed Subsys.
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Insys did so by paying medical practitioners to act as speakers at sham events ostensibly meant to educate clinicians about Subsys.
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But key larger questions remain including how many medical practitioners will participate in the program, and recommend medicinal marijuana to patients.
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The company admitted that Medical Initiatives illegally dispensed syringes based on order forms that were not prescriptions signed by medical practitioners.
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Federal charges have also been filed in several other states against other ex-Insys employees and medical practitioners who prescribed Subsys.
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But research and discussions about end-of-life quality are also crucial to the terminally ill, hospice providers, and medical practitioners.
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The final bill only applies to medical practitioners who can prescribe hormones or perform surgery, omitting nurses and medical assistants. Rep.
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Their symptoms overlap sufficiently that diagnoses may differ between medical practitioners, or even vary over time when given by a single practitioner.
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Solving the PSTD epidemic will take a layered communal approach from friends, family members, medical practitioners, non-profits, and faith-based resources.
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To do so, Dr. Khaparde said, the government will expand several pilot programs that have proved successful in involving private medical practitioners.
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If we do something with good intention but it turns out to be illegal, the consequences are extremely serious for medical practitioners.
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These ideas link with ongoing research about how medical practitioners discuss end-of-life and how families perceive and experience bereavement practices.
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Rohit Kumar Pandey, Tathagato Rai Dastidar and Apurv Anand want to solve the problem caused by the chronic shortage of trained medical practitioners.
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The Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union had warned that doctors in private hospitals might also strike if union officials were jailed.
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Medical practitioners relied on the rulings of these jurists and set up clinics that allow visitors to use other people's eggs and sperm.
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" He called the bill "a landmark package that will deliver critical resources to establish opioid-specific recovery centers and equip local medical practitioners.
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But the growing amount of research and medical practitioners supporting medical marijuana for ailments from cancer to anxiety can no longer be ignored.
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It might sound outlandish, but their aim is to help parents and medical practitioners understand the optimal sonic conditions for unborn and premature babies.
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As a former doctor, it appears that Price's concerns lie more with the medical practitioners and ensuring their security than with the patients themselves.
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" These people — and some doctors and alternative medical practitioners — adhere to a different term that's not accepted by the medical establishment: "chronic Lyme disease.
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As its customers, now mainly researchers, expand to include medical practitioners, that market could grow to between $12 billion and $20 billion by 2020.
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The members of the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, all working for state hospitals, marched on to another part of the capital.
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Researchers use it to count deaths, diseases, injuries and symptoms, and doctors and other medical practitioners use it to diagnose disease and other conditions.
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Medical practitioners hadn't yet gotten a handle on what they were dealing with, so social distancing measures weren't taken until it was too late.
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The indictment alleged that they led a nationwide conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe a fentanyl-based pain medication and defraud health insurance.
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While Lu's trial has been welcomed by other medical practitioners, according to Nature, previous Chinese advances in gene-editing have not been so warmly received.
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It said that Novartis Korea had spent 7.6 billion won to fund overseas trips by medical practitioners to attend academic conferences from 2011 to 2016.
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The integration brings DeepMind's controversial Streams app, a non-AI service that helps medical practitioners monitor patients with a kidney condition, under Google Health's management.
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The legislation also requires medical practitioners to report a list of any possible abortion complications, including infection, blood clot, hemorrhaging, depression, anxiety and sleeping disorders.
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In 19903, official government statistics estimated there to be 700 morphine "addicts" in Britain, of which a sixth were medical practitioners, the gatekeepers of narcotics.
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She says that some medical practitioners still receive requests to perform virginity tests, and she does not want T.I.'s celebrity to endorse the practice.
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Each jurisdiction that permits medical aid in dying publishes annual reports on who took the medication, and why, where and whether medical practitioners were present.
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Dr. Jones, the gynecologist, said she was hopeful the platform could help young people develop trust in medical practitioners and view them as more accessible.
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"We have identified members of the military, government officials, medical practitioners, education professionals, academics, civilians from numerous other fields, and commercial enterprises as targets," they said.
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That approach assumes that medical practitioners will know what's normal in their facilities and gives them wide latitude in deciding when, or even whether, to report.
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The company also admitted in the September filing that Medical Initiatives illegally dispensed syringes based on order forms that were not prescriptions signed by medical practitioners.
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But Ouma Oluga, secretary general of Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU), told Reuters the decision is unethical because there are enough doctors locally.
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Marijuana is the only drug in the United States given out by medical practitioners, but is not subject to regulation by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Doctors say the health bulletins, meant to be released weekly, should be published in a timely fashion to alert medical practitioners to national trends and threats.
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Trans-specific medical studies have been severely limited until recent years, and there is still a dearth of medical practitioners well-versed in working with trans individuals.
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"We need a commission," he said, stating a need to push for patients, cross-party politicians, policymakers and medical practitioners to come together to define health care.
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Babylon, which was founded in 2013 by entrepreneur Ali Parsa, is an app that allows users to video call medical practitioners for remote appointments around the clock.
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Although her story is initially similar to Belén's, in this case it wasn't the medical practitioners who accused her of having an abortion, but rather her employers.
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The FDA also does not require sex-specific analysis in the long drug-approval process or when giving dosing recommendations, which does little to incentivize medical practitioners.
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Laws that erode medical practitioners' authority have the potential to worsen existing obstacles for black health care professionals who already occupy a tenuous position in the field.
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Before June, only physicians could perform abortions in Maine, but the new law expanded that pool to include nurse practitioners, physicians' assistants, and other trained medical practitioners.
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Prosecutors said Kapoor, former Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others schemed to bribe medical practitioners using sham speaker programs ostensibly meant to educate healthcare professionals about Subsys.
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Prosecutors alleged in December that Babich and others led a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe Subsys through payments disguised as marketing event and speaker fees.
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Medical practitioners who object to providing abortion services on the grounds of conscience must inform the pregnant woman so that she can obtain services elsewhere, the bill said.
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In addition to the Boston case, charges have been filed against former Insys employees and medical practitioners by federal prosecutors in states including Alabama, New York and Connecticut.
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The people most likely to experience reduced access to care would probably reside in areas without other health care clinics or medical practitioners who serve low-income populations.
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In Connecticut, prosecutors said Pearlman and sales representatives reporting to him induced medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys by paying them fees to participate in hundreds of speaker programs.
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Harvard recruited art educator Alexa Miller, who runs a consulting business to teach medical practitioners how to observe better using art, called Arts Practica, to help develop it.
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Prosecutors say executives and employees at Chandler, Arizona-based Insys used sham speaker programs ostensibly meant to educate healthcare professionals about Subsys to funnel kickbacks to medical practitioners.
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Thousands of junior doctors — a term used for medical practitioners who are working while still going through their years of training — walked out of both routine and emergency care.
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As HHS secretary, Price will make decisions about how abortions get funded with taxpayer dollars, and on policies related to the "conscience rights" of medical practitioners and healthcare workers.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, ex-Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others schemed to bribe medical practitioners by paying them to participate in sham speaker programs.
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The reality is that women's bodies typically stop this from happening, making superfetation a scientific anomaly and something that medical practitioners are still trying to get their heads around.
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A PROVIDER OF ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT SERVICES TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, WHETHER THEY BE HOSPITALS OR MEDICAL PRACTICES, TO SORT OF HELP THEM WITH ALL OF THEIR INFORMATION NEEDS.
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Prosecutors said Babich and others led a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to unnecessarily prescribe Subsys to non-cancer patients through payments disguised as marketing event and speaker fees.
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There's been no concerted national effort to ease the social problems that drive poor health, and consequently, little financial incentive for medical practitioners to collaborate with social service providers.
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Medical practitioners in the majority-Catholic nation will be able to conscientiously object to performing terminations, but will be required to refer women to colleagues to perform the procedure.
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Two former Insys sales representatives, including the wife of its ex-chief executive pleaded guilty on Tuesday to engaging in schemes to pay kickbacks to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys.
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The litigation followed a wave of related criminal cases against medical practitioners and former executives and sales representatives employed by Chandler, Arizona-based Insys, including its billionaire founder John Kapoor.
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According to court papers, Hill admitted to facilitating kickbacks through the same speaker program to two Alabama doctors, Xiulu Ruan and John Couch, and Florida medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys.
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The lawsuit, filed in Middlesex County Superior Court, alleged Insys also paid kickbacks, including sham speaker fees to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and defrauded insurers into paying for it.
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Medical practitioners who remain disease deniers may think differently after learning about factors that can precede an attack of ME/CFS and the abnormalities now known to often accompany it.
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So far, Feldman has signed up over 500 medical practitioners to come to various home locations and has hired a chief medical officer to ensure medical standards are being met.
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The case is the latest in a series of medical practitioners and former Insys executives and employees facing criminal charges related to Subsys, the company's potentially addictive fentanyl-based spray.
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The BVI's Health Services Authority has now made a special appeal to private medical practitioners, asking for additional volunteers to assist in treating victims at Peebles, the local hospital on Tortola.
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Campaigners say the policy - along with conservative pro-life attitudes that stigmatize abortion in largely Christian Kenya - has driven thousands of women and girls to unregulated clinics run by untrained medical practitioners.
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As diagnostic AI takes on a bigger role, medical practitioners and the general public will have to decide what they think is a reasonable level of transparency to demand from such algorithms.
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Rosenberg, 63, is one of several medical practitioners who along with former executives and sales representatives employed by Chandler, Arizona-based Insys have found themselves facing charges amid investigations related to Subsys.
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The new "Comprehensive Primary Care Plus" model is expected to affect how payments are made for up to 25 million patients who are cared for by 5,000 medical practitioners in 20 regions.
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Gurry, 22, of Scottsdale, Arizona, was sentenced to 22 years and 23 months plus 3 years of supervised release for his role in a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys.
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The report concludes that about 15 percent of people who "reside in areas without other health care clinics or medical practitioners who serve low-income populations" will experience reduced health care access.
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Federal prosecutors in Connecticut separately charged Pearlman in 2016 and accused him of working with sales representatives to pay medical practitioners to participate in sham speaker programs to induce them to prescribe Subsys.
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But the company's story actually begins nearly twenty years ago, when specialty medical associations started building clinical data sets to share information among medical practitioners and standardize reporting required by the federal government.
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According to prosecutors, beginning in 2012, Kapoor, former Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others engaged in a scheme to bribe medical practitioners by paying them to participate in sham speaker program events.
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"We wish that this country shall never experience this again," said Ouma Oluga, the secretary general of the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, which has around 5,000 members in state hospitals.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of members of the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union (KMPDU) who had marched to the health ministry headquarters in the capital, Reuters witnesses said.
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Campaigners say the policy - along with conservative pro-life attitudes which stigmatize abortion in the largely Christian country - has driven thousands of women and girls to unregulated clinics run by untrained medical practitioners.
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Besides saline, the ebb and flow of available drugs have medical practitioners at hospitals across the country relying on what they have, safeguarding what's available, and using ingenuity to care for their patients.
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The case added to the legal woes of Insys, whose former top executives have been caught up in a federal criminal investigation into accusations the company paid medical practitioners kickbacks to prescribe Subsys.
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Prosecutors said that after bringing Subsys to market in 2012, Mr. Kapoor, Mr. Babich and others devised a scheme to pay speaking fees and other bribes to medical practitioners who prescribed the drug.
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It allows for people in just such a dilemma to find caring and skillful medical practitioners who can effectively relieve the kind of suffering that Ms. Lyall describes, legally and without moral judgment.
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Experts said the move was probably related to the government's efforts to encourage the growth of traditional Chinese medicine, an industry valued at more than $100 billion, with more than 500,000 medical practitioners.
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"A handful of medical practitioners have caught on to the health benefits and banded together in initiatives like ParksRx and started prescribing time outdoors as a treatment regime for certain ailments," Sporrer said.
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In pre-hearing information published by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service, it is claimed Freeman concealed his motive for ordering Testogel, a performance-enhancing substance on world anti-doping agency WADA's banned list.
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Even with the consent of their state government, many doctors and medical practitioners won't administer experimental medical treatment to terminally ill patients because they rightfully fear that the FDA will come after them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Our astrological signs today are most often used to forecast our near futures, but in medieval times, the zodiac often dictated how medical practitioners treated their patients.
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The indictment said that, beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others devised a scheme to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to defraud insurers into approving payment.
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Or that every time medical practitioners insert a central line catheter into a major artery or vein, they wash their hands, use sterile drapes, and remove it as soon as it's no longer needed?
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"If the rafts of Sargassum continue, and there is no expectation that they will not, it is likely that medical practitioners will increasingly encounter returning travelers with a range of associated symptoms," Wilson said.
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Women with disabilities are often ignored, shunned or mocked when seeking help from medical practitioners or even friends or family, victims said on the sidelines global summit on sexual and reproductive health in Nairobi.
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The plea came amid a wave of related criminal cases centered on the drugmaker's opioid product Subsys against medical practitioners and former executives and sales representatives employed by Insys, including billionaire founder John Kapoor.
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Under the proposed government legislation abortion on request will be available to women up to 12 weeks and will require sign-off by two medical practitioners, one of which needs to be an obstetrician.
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He was a Boston poet and physician who wrote an article in the 1840s positing that there might be a connection between medical practitioners moving from patient to patient and women's post-birth deaths.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others schemed to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to fraudulently induce insurers into approving payment for it.
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"Furthermore, both patients and medical practitioners should be aware of the impact poor air quality can have on exacerbation of disease, to better understand and perhaps to better treat such flare-ups," Loxham said.
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Here's what the report actually says: The people most likely to experience reduced access to care would probably reside in areas without other health care clinics or medical practitioners who serve low-income populations.
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If you're suffering from depression, you should always heed the advice of licensed medical practitioners, who are there to ensure that the drugs you take won't end up causing you more harm than good.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others schemed to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to fraudulently induce insurers into approving payment for it.
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Medical technology has advanced tremendously in the past few decades, yet doctors cling to a tool that was invented at a time when medical practitioners still regularly used leeches as a form of treatment.
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What Foucault called the "clinical gaze," or the cognitive relativity that medical practitioners prescribe truths to their subject's bodies, is the structure on which modern medicine balances—but one that crumbles when trust is broken.
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A decades-old file format and industry standard known as DICOM was designed to make it easier for medical practitioners to store medical images in a single file and share them with other medical practices.
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Doctors in private hospitals had agreed to stop work for 48 hours from midnight Tuesday in solidarity with the officials of the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, which represents workers in state hospitals.
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Tuesday saw 264 percent of the 254,213.5 junior doctors — who have graduated but are still undergoing specialist training — withdraw from giving care including emergency treatments, with their work covered instead by consultants and senior medical practitioners.
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Tuesday saw 78 percent of the 55,000 junior doctors — who have graduated but are still undergoing specialist training — withdraw from giving care including emergency treatments, with their work covered instead by consultants and senior medical practitioners.
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Insys did so by paying medical practitioners to act as speakers at sham events ostensibly meant to educate clinicians about Subsys but that were often just social gatherings at high-priced restaurants with no real attendees.
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While two in five employed medical practitioners in Australia are women, they are still woefully underrepresented in leadership and specialisations, for reasons more complicated than the so-called lag phenomenon related to women's presence in medicine.
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To reach more patients, Dr. Khaparde said, the government planned to provide free TB drugs and diagnostic tools to patients being cared for by private medical practitioners, as it does now for patients in government programs.
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The indictment said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others devised a scheme to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to defraud insurers into approving payment for it.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - A Michigan doctor linked to a federal investigation into allegations that Insys Therapeutics Inc paid kickbacks to medical practitioners to prescribe its flagship opioid product was sentenced on Monday to 32 months in prison.
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Insys announced the tentative deal shortly before a former district sales manager pleaded guilty in a federal court in Connecticut to engaging in a scheme to pay medical practitioners kickbacks to prescribe the company's opioid product Subsys.
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The indictment said that, beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others devised a scheme to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to defraud insurers into approving payment for the product.
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Mr. A was convinced that brown spots on the wall of his living room were caused by asbestos and that his neighbors, the police, and his medical practitioners were scheming to kick him out of his house.
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In December, the New York State attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, accused two companies, DirectLabs and LabCorp, of violating a state law that requires laboratory tests to be carried out at the request of licensed medical practitioners.
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Interestingly, this desire is not coming from patients, it's based on the view from medical practitioners that patient care and quality of life is directly influenced by the ability of patients to access and utilize their data.
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Thousands of the UK's junior doctors — medical practitioners who work during their postgraduate training — took to the streets in London on Saturday to protest against new contracts that they say will push them past the breaking point.
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Recognition could be beneficial, they said, if it led to greater access to medical care for rural Tibetans, recruitment of more Tibetan medical practitioners for high-level advisory roles or laws to regulate the production of pharmaceuticals.
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The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPPDU) says the strike is intended to push for the government to implement a collective bargaining commitment signed three years ago, which advocates for increased doctor hires and better pay.
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Prosecutors alleged that while Kapoor served as Insys' chairman, the company from 2012 to 2015 paid doctors and other medical practitioners bribes in exchange for prescribing Subsys to their patients, often to those who did not have cancer.
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We have got a wide range of contributors: from doctors and lawyers who have fought for the right of patients or clients to die as they choose, to medical practitioners and atheists who are opposed to the idea.
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Prosecutors alleged that while Kapoor served as Insys' chairman, the company from 2012 to 23 paid doctors and other medical practitioners bribes in exchange for prescribing Subsys to their patients, often to those who did not have cancer.
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We discover this world through a small cast of outlaw medical practitioners: brilliant surgeon Doc; his level-headed assistant Molly; and Billy, a street-smart bladerunner with a malformed foot that's shut him out of more respectable work.
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This is a misconception: For anyone other than medical practitioners moving quickly between patients, good ol' soap and water (even bar soap!) is still the best way to decontaminate your hands by scrubbing for at least 22 seconds.
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The verdict came a month before six former Insys executives and managers including John Kapoor, a onetime billionaire who was its founder and chairman, face trial on charges that they conspired to bribe medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys.
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A state House committee passed a bill Wednesday that would prohibit licensed medical practitioners from providing conversion therapy, a widely discredited practice that seeks to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, to anyone younger than 18.
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Michael Gurry, 56, of Scottsdale, Arizona, was sentenced to 33 months plus three years of supervised release for his role in a conspiracy to bribe medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys, a powerful fentanyl-based medication, the release said.
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But the transparency comes with risks: Medical practitioners often use professional language that is pejorative, paternalistic, accusatory, and aggressive—revealing a power dynamic between doctor and patient that can disrupt therapeutic relationships and affect how patients are cared for.
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Both cases stem from what prosecutors say was a wide-ranging scheme overseen by Insys executives including John Kapoor, a onetime billionaire who was its founder and chairman, to pay medical practitioners kickbacks to prescribe its powerful opioid, Subsys.
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"One general issue that has been identified includes the fact that quality of medical practitioners is really unknown in many circumstances," Dr. Phyllis Kozarsky, a travel health consultant for the CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, told me.
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Outside the walls of the home, reminders of health are still all around: modern, hand-painted signs advertise businesses such as one for a bone setter — just one of many medical practitioners who at times work on the open streets.
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Patrick Richard, Clough's lawyer, in his opening statement said his client had no idea Insys was trying to bribe medical practitioners like himself, and that he prescribed Subsys to patients at his pain clinic believing it was a good treatment.
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"There's a large number of people on high doses of medically prescribed opioids who lack access to medical practitioners willing to help them get off these drugs in an appropriate manner," said Wittnebel, who was not involved with Rieder's care.
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"Most sufferers attend medical practitioners in both primary and secondary care asking for help in searching for a physical diagnosis, so ignoring the mental core of the condition," said Peter Tyrer, a professor of community psychiatry who co-led the study.
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Ouma Oluga, chief executive officer of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, said in a televised interview the mix-up on Sunday at Kenyatta National Hospital laid bare the dangers to patients of an "overwhelmed" system and staff.
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Myhill told Reuters that she had complained to the General Medical Council – the body that maintains the official register of medical practitioners in the UK – about Sharpe and other scientists involved in the PACE trial, but her complaint was rejected.
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With the ruling on Wednesday, Germany will once more allow people to help those too ill to end their lives, even if they do so in an organized fashion, as medical practitioners and end-of-life volunteer associations aim to do.
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Perhacs is one of at least 14 former Insys employees or executives to face charges related to what prosecutors say was a scheme to pay kickbacks to medical practitioners who prescribed Subsys and to defraud insurers into paying for it.
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The number of American lives saved following these attacks was not simply luck—it was a direct result of the close proximity to multiple specialized trauma centers, emergency medical practitioners at the scene, and prior investment and training in disaster preparedness and response.
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With the push to go digital over the past year, New York now leads the nation in the percentage of medical practitioners able to prescribe controlled substances electronically, according to Surescripts, the company that runs the network on which the prescriptions travel.
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" Susan Stryker highlighted medical science's power to "regulate" society in Transgender History , writing , "Medical practitioners and institutions have the social power to determine what is considered sick or healthy, normal or pathological... to transform potentially neutral forms of human difference into unjust and oppressive social hierarchies.
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They have pushed for bans and prosecutions; trained medical practitioners to refuse requests for it; lobbied religious leaders to oppose it (though FGM is not mentioned in the Koran, many Muslims regard it as part of their faith); and tried to persuade parents of its dangers.
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"Shaping health policies, transforming medical education, and linking scholars, medical practitioners, activists, and artists to create new institutional responses to the maternal outcome crisis are ways society can eradicate the mistreatment so many black women, poor women, and immigrant women receive from some medical professionals and institutions," she said.
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While experts are mostly in agreement about the benefits AI will provide medical practitioners — such as diagnosing illnesses very early on and speeding up the overall healthcare experience — some doctors and academics are wary we could be headed in the direction of data-driven medical practices too fast.
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In the last year the number of medical practitioners along the southwestern border has increased more than tenfold, to 250 from 20, the statement said, and it noted that most of the agency's facilities that process large numbers of migrants have medical support available 24 hours a day.
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"In Ireland in the 1940s private medical practitioners were worried about a reduction in their income from what they saw as "socialised medicine", and they brought the Catholic church on board, saying that if the state extended its reach it might start looking at contraception and things like that," he says.
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Merino also mentions a 2016 study published in Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences that indicated the prevalence of false beliefs about pain tolerance in black people—more specifically, a widespread belief among white medical practitioners and laypeople alike that black people don't experience pain as acutely as white people.
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"It's very disappointing that the government missed the opportunity to do something great for the health care system because it wanted to do procurement," said Dr Ouma Oluga, head of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union, which estimates Kenya would 10,000 more medical staff to operate the new equipment.
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The exhibition highlights the heroic efforts of early medical practitioners and members of the business community who rallied together to develop and fund a healthcare system for folks in need, lasting through the 1940s when a tuberculosis cure was developed and the main care centers morphed into modern hospitals with updated missions.
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In short, I think we overlook low tech a bit too easily, but that certainly is a result of history and the fact that we find it hard to imagine a world without some of these very useful interventions, which, though not medicines, were often introduced following medical campaigns, or campaigns led by medical practitioners.
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"While the pound is a stronger currency than the dollar, making the UK more expensive, the average month's rent for a one-bedroom city apartment is more affordable than in the US." Rent: $1,331 Transport: $107 Jobs in demand: Engineers, information technology managers and analysts, medical practitioners and nurses, paramedics, secondary teachers, chefs, artists, musicians, choreographers and social workers.
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Also targeted in the 59-page suit are Mississippi's law banning telemedicine consultations (meaning discussion with a physician via phone, email, or video call) for abortion procedures; a law mandating that only physicians can perform abortions and not trained nurses or other medical practitioners; and several safety regulations for abortion clinics that the suit claims are not imposed at any other kinds of medical clinics and are designed to force closures of clinics that violate the rules.
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House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) plans to move forward with introducing a discharge petition next week that would force a vote on a bill that would require medical practitioners to provide the same level of care to infants that survive an abortion as those who did not undergo the procedure.
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The opportunity he points to is real: Our ability to assess the genetic abnormalities of a patient's tumor allows oncologists to practice precision medicine and get the right treatment to the right patient at the right time; "big data" unlocks the potential for researchers, physician scientists and medical practitioners to learn from every patient's tumor biology, treatment response, and other relevant characteristics to illuminate the most effective, high-quality treatment options available in real time; and new treatment technologies, such as immunotherapy, are leading cancer care into a new frontier beyond the traditional modalities of chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation.
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