The prior physician was not a bad physician, by any means.
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He -- they have a very good White House physician and physician staff there.
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Staffing includes registered nurses, licensed mental health providers, physician assistants and a physician.
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Bertini is a practicing physician and chairman of the Board of Renaissance Physician Organization, an independent physician association made up of approximately 2,000 doctors in Southeast Texas.
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Well, they're physician-ordered, but they don't necessarily have a physician interface. Mm-hmm.
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In addition, state licensure laws mandate that a physician assistant must hold an agreement with a supervising physician since collaboration between physicians and physician assistants is required for practice.
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He is also Northwell Health's physician-in-chief, the senior physician on all clinical issues.
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A physician assistant works under the supervision of a physician to provide medical and surgical services.
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This being the case, proponents prefer the term physician assisted-death or physician aid-in-dying.
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"I'm going to leave it to his physician, who is a very good physician," Fauci said.
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Urgent care centers may be staffed by a physician assistant, a nurse practitioner or a physician.
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When patients take physician-prescribed pills to end their lives, it's known as physician-assisted suicide.
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His grandfather was the first staff physician and first team physician for Rutgers University in 1929.
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When a physician is forced to leave, every patient served by that physician loses her doctor.
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The average family physician in the United States earns $207,000, according to the Medscape Physician Compensation Report.
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A retired black physician pitched him a movie project about a retired black physician on Martha's Vineyard.
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"They have very good White House physician and physician staff there, so when you have a situation of a patient doctor relationship, the advice for that should come from the White House physician."
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All states require physician assistants to be licensed, meaning they must pass the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination.
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After my mother dragged me to a physician, I was very grateful the physician took it very seriously.
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Well, our physician assistant program, which was the first-ever online physician assistant program, it was with Yale.
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Dr. Ludwig is a physician specializing in obesity and Dr. Malley is a physician specializing in infectious diseases.
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And, from an intensive care unit physician, Andrew Lei, respect for the tattoo: I am an ICU physician.
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"A young player, 19 years old, when he sees the team physician, is going to be under the impression that that physician is his physician, and that there's going to be some kind of doctor-patient relationship with some kind of fiduciary duty that the physician owes to him," Milstein notes.
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"In other words, if a physician deliberately withheld information, then that physician could still be sued?" asked state Sen.
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As a physician and medical ethicist, I am opposed to any form of physician assistance with a patient's suicide.
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Though Jackson no longer serves as Trump's personal physician, he remains a Navy physician assigned to the White House.
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Occupation description according to O*NET: Provide healthcare services typically performed by a physician, under the supervision of a physician.
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It is also no surprise that physician dissatisfaction and physician burnout already at very high levels are escalating as well.
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Awdish's journey from physician to helpless patient and then back to reformed physician is equal parts dramatic, engaging and instructive.
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O'Connor has been Biden's physician since 2009, when he was assigned as physician to the vice president, the report said.
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Because of everything she has been through, Stickney said, she would like to become a physician or a physician assistant.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Provide healthcare services typically performed by a physician, under the supervision of a physician.
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Job openings on Glassdoor: 10,061O*NET description: Provide healthcare services typically performed by a physician, under the supervision of a physician.
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The hospital's CEO initially issued a seven-day suspension to the attending physician and another physician who was in the room.
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The first sentence of this story has been corrected to say Jackson is the White House physician, not Trump's personal physician.
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"They both inspired me to become a physician and, even more specifically, a physician who does research," Dr. Arnold Rabson said.
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The Physician Hospitals of America are pushing back on a provision that would prohibit the expansion of physician-owned hospitals, reports say.
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The son of a revered local physician, John Buchanan (Nathan Darrow) is a physician, too: the kind that needs to heal himself.
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Because physician services are not part of the budgets, there is an incentive to provide more physician office visits, including primary care.
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"While it is unlikely that patients would ever know whether or not their physician was a substitute physician, our work indicates that patients should not worry about whether or not their physician is a locum tenens," Blumenthal said by email.
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But for almost all conditions, readmissions decreased significantly for patients treated by a female physician compared to ones treated by a male physician.
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In couples with one doctor, the number of children was higher in families with a sole male physician versus a sole female physician.
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Physician-assisted aid-in-dying is different from euthanasia (commonly referred to as physician-assisted suicide), which is illegal in all 50 states.
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Wayne's case alleges that Insys worked with the help of a Florida-based physician and clinic, Gessler Clinic and physician Dr. Edward Lubin.
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Digital tools and devices are making possible physician-physician consultations from remote locations, facilitating faster diagnosis and treatment of emergency conditions, like stroke.
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Before serving as a White House physician, Dr. Jackson had deployed as an emergency medicine physician to Taqaddum, Iraq, during the Iraq war.
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Since he had not laid eyes on a physician in several visits, he worried that the physician assistant would be doing the procedure.
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While Medicare physician fees rose by only 4.5 percent from 85033 to 2005, spending on physician services rose by 45 percent per beneficiary.
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In addition, all children under age 17 receive a medical assessment, which includes a physical exam, from a physician assistant, nurse practitioner or physician.
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Unfortunately, this leaves a physician who does four hours of resection with the same codes as a physician that does 30 minutes of ablation.
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Her physician, her generation, her physician said, You're going to go to this orthopod, and this orthopod is going to do your knee replacement.
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She is an internist, emergency physician, and physician executive with more than 30 years of experience working in almost every aspect of the industry.
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"Senator Warren is in excellent health and has been throughout the 20 years I have served as her physician," wrote Beverly Woo, an internal medicine physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, who has treated Warren as her primary care physician since 1999.
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Common physician staffing practice dictates that a patient in the intensive care unit has no control over which physician will care for him or her.
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If a physician touches a patient without consent, the law regards it as a battery, although state laws immunize the physician in the execution chamber.
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Even though this model comprises a small percentage of physician compensation, many are optimistic it could grow to become the main model of physician compensation.
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The groom's mother retired as a public health physician for the World Health Organization in Geneva, for which his father is a public health physician.
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The patient will also submit a written request will and need two doctors — both the primary physician and a "consulting physician" — to approve the request.
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Cardone is the head team physician for athletic programs at NYU and Long Island University and is a team physician for the U.S. Open tennis tournament.
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A refusal for narcotics by an ER physician, however, frequently leads to a negative patient satisfaction score, which then has adverse financial consequences for the physician.
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Jackson has served as a White House physician since 2006 and was promoted by former President Obama in 2013 to become the physician to the president.
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Jackson has served as a White House physician since 2628 and was promoted by former President Obama in 28500 to become the physician to the president.
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The Cincinnati Reds' team physician, Timothy Kremchek, examined Pineda on Monday in Cincinnati and concurred with the Yankees' team physician, Christopher Ahmad, that Pineda needed surgery.
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The only other known White House physician to address the public on the results of the president's physical was Dr. William Lukash, President Gerald Ford's physician.
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Many of them do recently, I've noticed, a lot of them do, where it goes to the physician and ... It goes to the physician, right. Right.
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"Urgent care clinics can be especially helpful if they are staffed by a physician or advanced practitioner (nurse practitioner, physician assistant) specializing in pediatric care," Daftary added.
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Number of people employed in Hawaii: What they do,according to O*NET: Provide healthcare services typically performed by a physician, under the supervision of a physician.
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We must increase the number of patients a physician can treat with buprenorphine and give nurse practitioners and physician assistants the authority to prescribe it as well.
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"I'm a physician and when you are a physician you are aware that at any moment bad things can happen," Mr. Cassidy said in an interview later.
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Just as a patient doesn't get healthy if the physician writes the wrong prescription, neither does it help when the physician doesn't write a prescription at all.
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" The physician deemed her "sly, profane, obstinate, . . .
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Knoxville, Tennessee-based Team Health is one of the largest physician services companies, offering outsourcing services, including emergency medicine, anesthesiology and ambulatory care, to hospitals and physician groups.
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One possible explanation could be "communication between the patient and the physician," Greenwood said, adding that women may feel more comfortable advocating for themselves with a female physician.
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His new book, "Growing Physician Leaders," documents his work at Florida Hospital and provides a framework for other organizations as they tackle the challenges of building physician leadership.
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The law went one step further than similar rules in other states by requiring that a physician perform the ultrasound, and that the same physician perform the abortion.
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They must be examined by a physician, make a verbal request, wait 20083 days, visit a second physician, make a second verbal request, and make a written request.
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Elderly patients are less likely to die or be readmitted to the hospital when they're treated by a female physician than by a male physician, according to new research.
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Nearly 22,000 comments in opposition urge the VA to "preserve physician-led, team-based surgical anesthesia care," arguing the shortage of doctors within the system doesn't include physician anesthesiologists.
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He was chosen to serve as White House physician in 2006 during the administration of George W. Bush, and later served as the physician for then-President Barack Obama.
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The physician informed White House officials of being treated unprofessionally, describing a pattern of behavior from Jackson that made the physician "uncomfortable" and even consider resigning from the position.
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"A hiccup is an involuntary spasmodic contraction of the diaphragm and the intercostal muscles," says Dawn Davis, a family physician practicing with SLUCare Physician Group at Saint Louis University.
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In the US, the average pay for doctors is $195,000 for a primary care physician and $284,000 for a specialist, according to last year's annual Medscape Physician Compensation Report.
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The bill would also roll back a requirement for an abortion to be performed by a physician, opening the door to nurse practitioners and physician assistants to perform them.
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I serve as chairman of the Board of Renaissance Physician Organization (RPO), a group of approximately 2,85033 Texas physicians committed to delivering better care through stronger patient-physician relationships.
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The bride, 40, is the associate director of clinical education at the Boston University physician assistant program, as well as a physician assistant in dermatology at Boston Medical Center.
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Jackson served as a White House physician during the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations, and in 2013 Obama named him to the top job, physician to the president.
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"They can now secure a medical professional's help based on the volunteer's statement that he or she is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or EMT," the airline said then.
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After Ms. Weston's primary physician left the plan's network this year, she has had trouble finding a new one, although the insurer said its physician list had not changed significantly.
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"And we've always [believed], those of us in psychiatry and those of us who work in physician health, that the easier you make it for a symptomatic physician to go for a treatment that works, the better off the physician is and the better off his or her patients are," he explained.
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Patient complaints about how little time with physicians they get or seeing mid-levels (nurse practitioners or physician assistants) tend to be from larger entities where the physician is an employee.
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Women employed in 2014: 62,600Women employed in 2018: 95,200What they do, according to O*NET: Physician assistants provide healthcare services under the supervision of a physician, like physicals, treatment, or counseling.
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In multiple interviews, the President's original superlative-laden physician is breaking news, airing grievances and dancing on the grave of Donald Trump's former physician at the White House, Dr. Ronny Jackson.
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"Euthanasia" involves the physician ending a patient's life, whereas "physician-assisted death" or "medical aid in dying" involves a doctor prescribing lethal drugs for a patient to end their own life.
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For example, a hospital may require a physician to admit a certain number of patients each year, but a physician focusing on providing safe reproductive care would never meet that threshold.
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Unlike 23andMe, which similarly provides genetic testing direct-to-consumer, Probably Genetic is patient-initiated physician-ordered testing, meaning a physician is in the loop throughout the entire process and a DNA test must be deemed "medically necessary" by a Probably Genetic physician — the company partners with several doctors — before it can be ordered.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services responded to critics in its final physician payment rule for 2018 by saying the agency is "not relinquishing our obligation to independently establish" physician payment rates.
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Patients who were discharged in the holiday period had a 224% chance of a physician follow-up in seven days and a 27% chance of a physician follow-up in 14 days.
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The other doctors were Nadem J. Sayegh, 2911, a physician with offices in the Bronx and Westchester; Nkanga Nkanga, 65, a Staten Island physician; and Anthony Pietropinto, 80, a psychiatrist in Manhattan.
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Anupam B. Jena, M.D., Ph.D., is an economist and physician at Harvard Medical School, a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and a faculty research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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According to the American College of Physicians Ethics Manual, the physician should consider the nature of the gift, its value to the patient and the potential implications for the patient-physician relationship.
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Cox told the news outlet that detainees have access to dental care and 24-hour emergency care and that staffing includes registered nurses, licensed mental health providers, physician assistants and a physician.
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In some places, doctors are already trying their hand at practices similar to prepaid physician groups, as in concierge medicine experiments like the Atlas MD plan, a physician cooperative in Wichita, Kan.
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Since rural areas face physician shortages, Compassion & Choices has also urged that nurse-practitioners and physician assistants be allowed to provide aid in dying in states where they can legally write prescriptions.
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Jackson, 50, is a rear admiral in the Navy who has served as a White House physician for the past three administrations, and was the physician for both President Obama and Trump.
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"In Texas, when a physician leaves, the practice is required to cooperate with a physician who wants to put up a notice that says this is where that physician can now be contacted," said Kathy Poppitt, a partner in the health care and government and internal investigations practices at the Austin, Texas, office of King & Spalding.
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Physician participants in capital punishment claim that professional medical societies are playing at politics more than at ethics when they object to physician involvement by setting aside another ethical imperative to reduce suffering.
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A study found that hospital owned physician groups in California charge 85033 percent more per patient and groups owned by large integrated health systems charge nearly 20 percent more than independent physician practices.
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Physician, researcher and public health champion Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr: Egypt Egyptian-American global health physician Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr was raised in Cairo by parents with a mission to help the poor.
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Without making an obvious difference in physician quality, Obamacare MOC requirements raise costs, divert physician time from treating patients, and make running nonprofit quality metric and testing programs more lucrative than treating patients.
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This proposed policy would remove physician anesthesiologists from the team, and from the operating suite, and allow nurse anesthetists to manage anesthesia care without the guidance, supervision or support of their physician colleagues.
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"This is insane for me as a physician," he said.
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The physician said initially, there was pushback on these policies.
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He died of respiratory failure, police said, citing the physician.
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He is currently training to be a physician in Vancouver.
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Researchers also lacked data on physician and nurse staffing levels.
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Some speakers did not support legalization, including physician Michael Clarendon.
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That's still up to a physician and requires additional testing.
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The same techniques were deployed by the Greek physician Galen.
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Raul Ruiz, a California Democrat who is also a physician.
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Like an NP, physician assistants must have a masters degree.
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"It's like a war zone," said physician assistant Emmy Cassagnol.
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It doesn't help that physician care is often flawed, too.
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But as a breast cancer physician, I'm shocked every day.
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"The physician is the ultimate decider on treatment," DeSimone said.
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Physician payments were changed under separate Medicare legislation in 2015.
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Then, as Halford looked on, a physician administered the injection.
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She is an aspiring physician and advocate for women's rights.
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Friederike was at the time working as an occupational physician.
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One night, a local physician asked her out to dinner.
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Gone are the days of the quaint, small physician practice.
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Health care, according to Tipirneni, a former emergency room physician.
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That drove me to become a physician and help others.
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Meanwhile, there's the other side of the equation: physician participation.
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Well, I have not consulted any physician about my condition.
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Rather, IPAB will inevitably lead to cuts in physician reimbursement.
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These professionals are nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and certified midwives.
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They feared the loss of physician autonomy and earning potential.
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" Van Vessem was a veteran physician who "touched countless lives.
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The very first individual that came in was a physician.
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He was a physician and was able to provoke it.
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Bottom line: Feinberg is a highly regarded physician and executive.
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"If you're worried, call in to your physician," says Poland.
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Kunal Sindhu is a resident physician in New York City.
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Dr. Tharp, 52, is a partner physician in Victoria, Tex.
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Our physician published his statement without authorization from Cleveland Clinic.
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He is a state lawmaker who is also a physician.
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Bethany Hanak, a director at the physician recruiting firm LocumTenens.
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Benjamin MorrisonBrooklynThe writer is a resident physician at SUNY Downstate.
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The libretto is by the writer and physician Marie Pappenheim.
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As in, you may have to see a physician anyway.
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Bruce SolowayNew Rochelle, N.Y. The writer is a family physician.
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The physician called 911 and then immediately began CPR treatment.
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Frank Huyler is an emergency physician in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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" His credit identifies him as "a physician in Portland, Oregon.
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His email to his primary care physician was borderline apologetic.
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Her mother is a physician and consultant, also in Morrisville.
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Intubation, for instance, is often something a physician can foresee.
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Occupations: She is a physician assistant; he works in agriculture.
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You are a successful physician and you have your freedom.
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We do have a problem with the physician work force.
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It is signed by a local physician and a nun.
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Howard Dean (D), a physician by training, told The Hill.
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Wicht, 24, had also been raped, a physician later determined.
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Her father was a physician, her mother a speech pathologist.
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Her father is an internal medicine physician in Bloomfield, Conn.
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For physician Robert Young the answer was the Kentucky Derby.
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As a physician, there is no better place to be.
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A physician, my father had the hands of the healer.
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The physician determined she had bronchitis and successfully treated her.
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"What are you talking about?" she remembers telling the physician.
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Similarly, Envision is the nation's largest provider of physician staffing.
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A physician dedicated to the dignity of people with HIV.
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She's also worked for the California Association of Physician Groups.
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It is not the right of the physician or surgeon.
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This puzzling pattern once again points toward idiosyncratic physician beliefs.
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Nassar was a university sports physician from 1997 to 2016.
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She became St. Luke's first black attending physician in 1958.
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Jenifer K. LingemanPark City, UtahThe writer is an emergency physician.
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Such decisions should be made in consultation with a physician.
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Currently, therapies administered in a physician or hospital outpatient setting are paid by Medicare according to a formula that rewards both the drug maker and physician when the price of the drug is higher.
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To ensure Veterans receive the highest-quality and safest anesthesia care, the VA chose to maintain its current physician-led, team based model of care under which physician anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists work together.
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"Senator Scott consulted with both the Senate physician and his personal physician when he was informed that he had potentially been exposed to someone who tested positive," spokesperson Chris Hartline wrote in an email.
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In response, six physician-scientists from across the country have formed a nonprofit organization, the Physician-Scientist Support Foundation, to raise funds to support the research efforts of talented young medical students and physicians.
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" The brand and its partners "no longer [require] medical credential verification and will secure a professional's help based on the volunteer's statement that he or she is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or EMT.
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Most troubling here is that physician practice is not monolithic, and instead of being driven by the cultural or religious imperative of the patient, it is guided by the culture or religion of the physician.
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Facing a physician shortage "Right now, the US has a physician shortage, and it will be foolish if we have people capable of addressing this crisis and we choose to drive them away," Siskind said.
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At the same time, she said, every physician in the student health center was "hired anew" using Keck's process for evaluating physician qualifications, which is now used for all new hires at the health center.
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"Any woman who really has never experienced anything like the symptoms that they're having, if they're not something that's been diagnosed by a physician before, probably would do better seeing a physician first," Carinci said.
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The bride's father, a rheumatologist, is an attending physician and a director of the clinic for inflammatory arthritis at Hospital for Special Surgery, as well as an attending physician at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan.
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When UC San Diego researchers began exploring patient reactions to physician-inspired guilt and shame, they found that 26 percent of women were "shamed" by a physician, compared to 15 percent of the men surveyed.
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But you don't have a physician ... a lot of these others you talk about do have physician elements, like Color does, there's another one ... they come into my office periodically, have different parts of that.
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Phil Roe, a physician, and has not been endorsed by leadership.
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Secretary Carson, as a physician you will find SASH very interesting.
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Correction: This piece previously said that Steve Watkins was a physician.
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The Kanawha physician just relocated to California and closed his practice.
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He cautions West's physician not to let him near any weapons.
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Dr. Kathie Allen, a family physician, is running for Chaffetz's seat.
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Now I'm a physician, barely sleeping but hopefully making a difference.
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The companies provide outsourced physician services to hospitals and healthcare providers.
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And then there's Andrew Wakefield, the discredited physician-researcher from Britain.
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At nearly 300 episodes, that is a lot of physician drama.
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The highest-paying major on the list is physician assistant studies.
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He served as the USA Gymnastics physician through four Olympic Games.
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Hugo Fröderberg was the only physician for the hospital until 1942.
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She is now a physician with a master's degree in bioethics.
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The physician ended up leaving the boxer's camp when he refused.
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Coughing up blood is also a reason to consult a physician.
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The physician who came to the rescue was Kim Kardashian's uncle.
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Horrified, the physician quickly wraps up the alien's body for experiments.
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" And my mom said, "I can't question my primary care physician.
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But when it comes to interacting with patients, physician often cave.
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Physician Dr. Roshini Raj explains the effects and benefits of cuddling.
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Then, Trump said he intended to nominate presidential physician, Rear Adm.
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Doctors recommend consulting your family physician to receive your vaccination status.
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Physician advisors ensure hospitals operate in accordance with different medical codes.
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PHYSICIAN OF RECORD: DR. ADOTI Thank you for your gametes, RACHEL.
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Physician AssistantMedian Base Salary: $104,000Job Openings: 2,800Career Advancement Score: 4 14.
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Just don't stop using your asthma meds without consulting your physician.
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Before, residents had to drive 30 miles to see a physician.
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As a physician and policy person, I make the following suggestions.
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Make your primary care physician aware of any forays into telehealth.
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Jennifer Gunter is an OB-GYN and a pain medicine physician.
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The conventional physician was given a reprimand and a $5,000 fine.
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As a physician, it is no surprise to me that Rep.
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Trump tapped White House physician Ronny Jackson to be his successor.
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As a physician, Tom Price is uniquely qualified to lead HHS.
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If a heartbeat is found, a physician cannot perform an abortion.
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For some physician groups that can mean going beyond office visits.
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The closest physician who could prescribe it was 278 miles away.
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He started a blog, Physician on FIRE, to track his progress.
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After her physician increased the dosage, she said, the clot cleared.
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Krutika Kuppalli, MD is an infectious diseases physician at Stanford Healthcare.
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Clinton's physician, said those symptoms had been resolved within two months.
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Jason D. Fodeman, MD, MBA is a practicing primary care physician.
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Nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants also earn six-figure salaries.
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So I continued to pursue my dream of becoming a physician.
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Delaney Ruston, MD, is a primary care physician and documentary filmmaker.
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As a physician I've seen this personally, and research proves it.
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Physician burnout has increased by 2628 percent in just four years.
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Tribble is a trained physician with a background in medical research.
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The firm is so-named after a physician from Ancient Greece.
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The picked tapped Jackson, the White House physician, to replace Shulkin.
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His father is a family physician in private practice in Delphos.
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If a heartbeat is found, a physician cannot perform the procedure.
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But I had had a fancy surgeon, the Mets' team physician!
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Two, you have to be within 62 miles of a physician.
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Its access should be restricted and use monitored by a physician.
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Ronny Jackson, who served as the President's physician, to the job.
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If you're pregnant and get the flu, contact your physician immediately.
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A trusted physician also can be a good resource, she said.
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My father was a physician, and my mom was a nurse.
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He is an Army veteran, a physician and a moderate politically.
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Her father, a physician, pricked her leg and she felt nothing.
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His father is an internist in Venice for Millenium physician group.
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Physician practices also devote a large proportion of revenue to administration.
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My father, who died in April at 86, was a physician.
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Trump tested negative for coronavirus, says his White House physician pic.twitter.
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Mr. Vassell did not have a regular physician, his family said.
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He is also an attending physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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President Trump announced that he had chosen his personal physician, Adm.
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His father was a general physician in private practice in Huntington.
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Jackson, a U.S. Navy rear admiral, is the White House physician.
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Although in the physician assistant program, there's quite a few dismemberments.
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Most people with mental health problems see a family physician first.
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Mr. Binder married Helga Wagner, an East German physician, in 1959.
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At least 19 other states are considering physician-assisted suicide bills.
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He refused to leave the room until a physician persuaded him.
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"I am a woman-educated physician," Dr. Tiller said years later.
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"The default is never 'you are the physician,'" Dr. Gomez said.
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Peter Ubel understands the problem as both a physician and patient.
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Insist that your physician do a thorough and smart family history.
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I am a physician often approached to write letters for people.
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"You know, I leave that to the president's physician," Fauci said.
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Democratic candidates include Dr. Dawn Barlow, a physician, and the Rev.
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Dr. Nahvi is an emergency medicine physician in New York City.
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The bride's father is an internal medicine physician in St. Louis.
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Since this physician was a paragon of integrity, the patient gasped.
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Fortunately for him, his wife, a physician, had her own coverage.
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Care is typically rendered by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant.
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Meanwhile, the attending physician has turned away asymptomatic lawmakers seeking tests.
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Ms. Adelson, a physician and philanthropist, is hardly a household name.
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Dr. Horn is a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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"It just died," Mr. Patel, a physician from Menlo Park, Calif.
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Her father, Dr. Carlo Di Lorenzo, is a physician in Columbus.
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This law would return primary care to the primary care physician.
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Doctors recommend that patients tell a physician they are taking turmeric.
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The bride's father is a family practice physician in Portage, Ind.
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Robert Dodge, M.D., is a family physician practicing in Ventura, Calif.
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Maya, a physician, treats economically disadvantaged patients at a Manhattan hospital.
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Nassar was a Michigan State sports physician from 1997 to 2016.
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But, despite some high-profile assertions, physician supply didn't change much.
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These might be residents, physician assistants or nurse anesthetists, for example.
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Around that time she met and married Simon Beer, a physician.
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Dr. Turban is a resident physician in child and adolescent psychiatry.
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Bao reached for a title written by Mao's longtime personal physician.
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Physician education in medical school has shifted away from basic science.
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It will also allow non-physician medical professionals to provide abortions.
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Increasing physician specialization is creating a shortage of primary care providers.
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Envision and TeamHealth — physician staffing firms backed by Blackstone Group Inc.
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But the threat roused Mr. Northam, 57, a mild-mannered physician.
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CHRIS SLUSHER Bedford, N.H. The writer is an urgent care physician.
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It needs to be better studied and integrated into physician training.
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In this paradigm, the government sets a ceiling for physician billings.
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I'll be starting a Physician Assistant program most likely in May.
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Ronny Jackson is no longer serving as President Trump's personal physician.
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The boys were pronounced dead by a physician after 5 p.m.
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Raul Ruiz, a California Democrat and an emergency room physician, agrees.
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The physician-staffing firm contracts on behalf these providers with hospitals.
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Paul is a practicing physician, and Boucher is a retired anesthesiologist.
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You and your physician need to be partners in decision-making.
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To some of my physician colleagues, health insurers are the enemy.
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Dr. Asim Jani is an infectious disease physician at Orlando Health.
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Your answers are reviewed by a licensed physician within 24 hours.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough on Thursday said White House physician Rear Adm.
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High-paying jobs like physician assistants and mathematicians also offer flexibility.
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Between 26 and 36 percent of patients have no regular physician.
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She was booked, she recalled, so he saw her physician assistant.
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CAROLINE POPLIN, BETHESDA, MD. The writer is a primary care physician.
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"I'm a physician, have to work tomorrow, 8 o'clock," he said.
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"There's patients everywhere," the physician assistant said Hard to move in cramped conditions An emergency room physician at a hospital in the New York borough of Queens said doctors and nurses must deal with cramped spaces.
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Physician — $221,28 Welp, our parents were right (or at least mine were when they told me to become a doctor to be successful, but I digress) — being a physician will land you a high base paycheck.
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Job: Physician Assistant in Community Mental HealthAge: 2000Location: Yakima, WADegree: Bachelor of Science in Biology, Master of Physician Assistant StudiesFirst salary: $31,000Current Salary: $107,000 As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
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Iraqi physician stranded outside US Zain Kenderian is a 34-year-old physician and the chief medical officer for a large corporation who lives in Minnesota with his fiancee, his mother, and his brother and his family.
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She graduated from Tulane, received a second bachelor's degree, cum laude, from the Brooklyn campus of Long Island University in physician assistant studies, and received a master's degree in physician assistant studies from Oregon Health Sciences University.
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A report this month in "Medical Humanities" demonstrated that recent studies examining incorporation of patient and physician written narratives into regular interactions found that patients identified the fundamental importance of having a physician who acknowledges their humanity.
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And while that may still be true decades later — according to a Medscape Physician Lifestyle Survey, the rate of physician burnout climbed precipitously to 46 percent in 2015 — burnout can affect anyone, no matter what their job.
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Job: As a physician assistant, I work with a team of doctors.
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As a mother and a physician, this abortion ban is deeply personal.
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A stylus allows the physician to effortlessly grab and manipulate the anatomy.
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Shoshana Ungerleider, MD, is a hospitalist physician practicing in San Francisco, California.
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They're wrong — but as a physician, that's what you're going up against.
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"The user experience will be identical to physician-assisted suicide," McIntyre said.
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But as an unlicensed Survivor physician, my prognosis for Gabby is positive.
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Selective Mutism was first reported by a German physician, Kussmaul, in 1877.
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The receptionist told him Kelly was the only physician available, Lee said.
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Garfield says this physician who suffered from isolation is far from alone.
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The groom's mother is a family physician in private practice in Albuquerque.
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The Indian market is largely physician-driven and focused on branded generics.
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However, Celmatix offers Fertilome at the patient's request through a qualified physician.
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This make New Jersey the ninth jurisdiction to allow physician-assisted suicide.
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Dr. Lisa Perriera is a staff physician at the Philadelphia Women's Center.
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Nassar, 54, served as the USA Gymnastics physician through four Olympic Games.
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There was a time when the majority of information was physician-focused.
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In such cases, the physician should arrange to transfer the patient's care.
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But they never pressured their daughter to become a physician, Mosqueda recalls.
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Frank Huyler, MD, is an emergency physician living in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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O, which owns and operates U.S. hospitals, physician practices and outpatient centers.
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I wish Ms. Moran all the best as she becomes a physician.
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His physician in San Diego couldn't figure out what the problem was.
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Also, if your physician doesn't think you need antibiotics, you probably don't.
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At her recommendation, Matt went to his own physician with the findings.
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In Deep Medicine, physician Eric Topol reveals how artificial intelligence can help.
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Byron and Claire, and Byron's physician, John William Polidori—had planned on
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One is about physician prices, and the other is about hospital prices.
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Our mother, a physician specializing in internal medicine, offered a psychiatric diagnosis.
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He is the team physician for the Dodgers and Los Angeles Rams.
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Nutrafol is another physician favorite because of its mixture of powerful ingredients.
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Ward, a physician, called McCain "old" and "weak" during last year's race.
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Sometimes, these hospitals will agree with the community physician and recommend surgery.
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Tom Price of Georgia, a six-term GOP lawmaker and a physician.
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But Veterans aren't waiting for surgery because a physician anesthesiologist isn't available.
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Airport officers removed David Dao, a 69-year-old physician from Kentucky.
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Edwards is the wife of Dr. Jesse Sally, a sports medicine physician.
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Then there's the question of circumventing a user to notify their physician.
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Also, I really enjoy my job, and I am a good physician.
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"It is difficult to see overwhelming physician enthusiasm for anacetrapib," Campbell said.
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Wenstrup, a physician, got to work to try to stem the bleeding.
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One conventional physician prescribed a drug contra-indicated for a patient's condition.
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Emergency physician Alicia Tucker, who lives in Tasmania, took part in 2017.
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Ford Vox is a physician specializing in rehabilitation medicine and a journalist.
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I spoke with the attending physician about this new realm of medicine.
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"Alternative practitioners shouldn't be your go-to primary care physician," Caulfield said.
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Frank Huyler is an emergency physician living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Instead, the physician who performed the procedure would be held criminally liable.
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One physician in New York has written me three very thoughtful emails.
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As a physician, I think they should get 1.64 times the credit.
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The physician shortage at VA hospitals is part of a nationwide shortfall.
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His father, Rudolf, was a physician, like nearly all his male relatives.
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It would also let nurse practitioners and physician assistants prescribe the drug.
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A physician, in 1953 she had become medical director of Planned Parenthood.
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Dr. Henderson, 35, is also a primary care physician at Mass General.
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"She's what we hope people will do," said Dr. Reid, her physician.
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The physician was at risk of permanent revocation of his medical license.
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Boucher, a physician like Paul, ran onto Paul's property and tackled him.
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Ever wondered why your physician owns the information from your blood work?
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It takes at least seven years to produce a primary care physician.
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Her therapist provided a letter for her physician, who prescribed her hormones.
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As a physician, the death of a child is your worst fear.
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According to the memos, the physician had two contentious meetings with Jackson.
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Another physician has been serving as the President's doctor since Jackson's nomination.
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About 9% to 14% of head physician posts were held by women.
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As an emergency room physician, I am constantly introducing myself to people.
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The contributions of independent physician practices are crucial to lowering healthcare costs.
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Fee-only financial adviser Ryan Inman of Physician Wealth Services and FinancialResidency.
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Chan was a physician at the hospital, according to her LinkedIn page.
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I said I wanted to be a forest ranger or a physician.
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He wasn't a physician but showed the results to friends who were.
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Burnout is a serious threat to physician well-being and patient care.
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Tom Price of Georgia, a physician and Obamacare critic, for the job.
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Against opposition, Mather promoted inoculation and a local physician carried it out.
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But the change will clearly have effects for some individual physician offices.
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Right — because I was a physician, I could see that one coming.
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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants have to attend a 24-hour training.
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Couldn't an experienced physician be just as skilled as a blind examiner?
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Sometimes this even happens during a visit with a primary care physician.
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The man, a physician by trade, was going to make some brandy.
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The film, Vaxxed, is directed by the discredited physician-researcher Andrew Wakefield.
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Trump selected Jackson, his personal physician, after ousting David Shulkin in March.
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There, he served as the emergency physician in charge of resuscitative medicine.
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The bride's father is a physician in private practice in Clearwater, Fla.
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"It's insanity," said the physician, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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On Facebook, Physician Moms Group and many others came to his defense.
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Her mother retired as a physician assistant in the Santa Cruz, Calif.
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Dr. Lord is a physician at New York University School of Medicine.
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Aaron Lord is a physician at New York University School of Medicine.
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Family members and the family physician, Dr. Adnan Khan, confirmed her death.
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No physician wants to field calls from patients who have no problems.
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DNA was first identified by Friedrich Miescher, a Swiss physician, in 1869.
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The physician said the availability of portable oxygen tanks is a concern.
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As many of you know, I am a physician, not a politician.
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The physician involved is believed to have been doing this since 2004.
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Separately, Mr. Trump's overall health was "excellent," the White House physician said.
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He was until 2000 an internal medicine physician at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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The other policy would to make physician-assisted suicide illegal for everyone.
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Dr. Bath was an educator and researcher as well as a physician.
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His father is a physician at Hardin County General Hospital in Rosiclare.
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He added patients should contact their physician if they notice such changes.
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"A wearable device does not equal a wearable physician," Dr. Tarakji said.
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But there is one person who could help change that: Your physician.
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The groom's mother is a physician in Tel Aviv for Maccabi Healthcare.
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What was left was the contract-physician requirement, which makes no sense.
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The White House physician said late Saturday that Trump's test was negative.
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Physician prices for inpatient services increased by 10%, or 2.5% per year.
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Jack Turban is a resident physician in psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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His father was a family physician in private practice in Rowley, Mass.
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A physician, Dr. Jamal Belkeziz, was sentenced to two years in prison.
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As a physician, I have similarly frustrating interactions with my patients' insurers.
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As a physician, you get these pictures in your head about diseases.
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The police back off But other doctors disagreed with the Mayo physician.
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Her physician, an internist, noted hypothyroidism but declared her in good condition.
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Anyone who's been in Capitol Physician office also knows it ain't 'elaborate.
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The attending physician left the room to put on a clean gown.
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After announcing his retirement, the physician began sketching out a new life.
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That week, I was the attending physician on the palliative care service.
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Doctors and a physician assistant had made the rounds earlier that day.
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When this happens, a new employer pays a physician not to work.
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"I don't know a primary-care physician who eats lunch," she said.
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He was appointed physician to the President by former President Barack Obama.
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My husband, Kevin, a family practice physician, tried to talk me down.
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The biggest cost drivers are physician and clinical services and prescription drugs.
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Access would require approval from only the provider, physician, and state government.
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That's despite the insistence last year of his then-physician, Rear Adm.
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As a primary care physician, I will be watching closely on Jan.
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Nassar also was a Michigan State sports physician from 270 to 22001.
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Cassidy is a physician, and Collins is a former state insurance commissioner.
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Physician Matt Heinz (D) is running again after an unsuccessful 22019 bid.
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Rahul Parikh is a physician and writer in the SF Bay Area.
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Physician Dr. Roshini Raj explains what causes those butterflies in your stomach.
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Overall, support for physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia varies around the world.
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That's because many of these physician-administered drugs don't have cheaper alternatives.
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Dutifully practicing the credo of physician heal thyself, he lived to 21970.
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STEVEN A. KING, M.D. PHILADELPHIA The writer is a pain-management physician.
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Dr. Cavalli-Sforza worked as a physician in Italy for two years.
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It's even the individual physician versus the proclamations of a specialized elite.
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"You need a pharmacist or a physician in the equation," he said.
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"People shouldn't expect a website to replace their physician," Dr. Wolpaw wrote.
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"Being a physician is at the core of their identity," he said.
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Finally, placebo studies show the physician-patient relationship itself can be therapeutic.
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I believe a physician cannot determine what constitutes suffering for our patients.
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Democrat Kim Schrier became the only female physician in Congress on Thursday.
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They might not have a family physician, or a clear support system.
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The suspect is a retired physician, the Bowling Green Daily News said.
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California is officially fifth American state where physician-assisted suicide is legal.
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"This secure video technology is a live conversation with a physician using tele-video technology, and always with a nurse or other physician in the room to explain the purpose and function of the technology," Gaskill-Hames says.
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The Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs was investigating allegations that Jackson, who has been physician to three presidents, had overseen a hostile work environment as White House physician, drank on the job and allowed the overprescribing of drugs.
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Even before the immigration detainees started arriving earlier this month, the prison was down to one clinical physician, six physician assistants and a handful of nurses, according to prison roster records and interviews with several employees this week.
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Shoulders, unlike other muscle groups, won't loosen up and feel better as your progress through your exercise routine, says Ryan Lingor, former team physician for the New York Jets and attending physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
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Dhruv Khullar, M.D., M.P.P., is a physician at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, a researcher at the Weill Cornell Department of Healthcare Policy and Research, and director of policy dissemination at the Physicians Foundation Center for Physician Practice and Leadership.
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As members of Congress who represent rural communities, one of us a physician trained in emergency medicine and a former flight physician, we know firsthand from our constituents the importance of access to lifesaving emergency air medical services.
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The main, titular podcast is Alba Salix, Royal Physician, which centers around a beleaguered court physician as she navigates her zany fantasy world filled with familiar high fantasy tropes: court intrigues, dragons — and, oh, yeah, institutional sexism and racism.
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Who's next: Cleveland Clinic hopes to have a successor selected by the end of the year, noting that "in keeping with its model as a physician led-institution," the next president and CEO will also be a practicing physician.
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"She's bruised all up her legs, and she is limping on the right, which is causing the left leg to swell," says Neil Shocket, an emergency physician who is volunteering for Project Hope along with his physician wife, Lori.
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The 2015 state law says that any physician who "gives, sells, dispenses, administers, or otherwise provides or prescribes the abortion-inducing drug" shall have to have a contract with a physician who has admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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"Concerns regarding these partnerships have primarily centered on the potential for subsequent increases in prices, service volume, and internal referrals, as well as the use of unsupervised non-physician providers," like nurse practitioners and physician assistants, the report said.
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While Dr. Jauhar argues that a physician may be able to alleviate suffering during an execution, the presence of a physician lends false credibility and a veneer of humanity to a practice that is anything but credible or humane.
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And almost all emergency room patients are seen by an emergency room physician.
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The difference, though, is that Color's tests must be ordered by a physician.
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Wenstrup is a physician and served as a combat surgeon in the Army.
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But the data collected from Ava could still be useful for the physician.
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I also think it's important to have an actual physician do the injections.
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Her primary physician gave her allergy medicine, but her symptoms did not abate.
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A second needle was inserted between his neck and shoulder by a physician.
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The researchers are now examining whether physician gender may relate to surgical outcomes.
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Allan Weiland is a retired OB-GYN physician who practiced in Portland, Oregon.
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Grant, 29 An emergency medicine physician from New York City, New York 14.
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There were tweets about social justice issues and retweets of other physician activists.
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The big picture: Physician practices are a common target for private equity firms.
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Coincidentally, DaVita is selling the physician group involved in the settlement to UnitedHealth.
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Wen is the first physician to fill the role in nearly 50 years.
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Fifty years ago, a physician was admitted to the hospital with stomach cancer.
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In cases where a crime is ongoing, physician-patient privilege is not absolute.
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He went to the hospital at will under the advise of his physician.
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Today Google is acknowledging the 1st Native American physician, Susan La Flesche Picotte.
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Nurse practitioners employed by a physician practice may not be included in directories.
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One possible barrier to the product is that the physician needs to approve.
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The plan also calls for a new purchasing arrangement for physician-administered drugs.
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Jeffrey Brown is a retired physician who teaches as a medical school professor.
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Brian P. Monahan is the attending physician for Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Wanting to keep using the same physician may help employees make their decision.
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The first-century Roman physician Scribonius Largus treated headaches with electric torpedo fish.
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Montana's Initiative 182 legalizes marijuana for medical purposes as prescribed by a physician.
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But an emergency room physician noted that AJ later gave a different reason.
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It's good to also have a physician and get checkups throughout your life.
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Before the surgery, my physician asked me what size I wanted to be.
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"He is lucky to be alive," Benjamin Fail, a physician from Huntsville, Ala.
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"The bill does not permit a physician to lie," he told The Blaze.
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As a family physician, Jon White dealt with mountains of paperwork every day.
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As a physician, for reasons too numerous to elaborate here, I strongly disagree.
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As a family physician, I often have patients ask me about e-cigarettes.
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However, reaction to the extensive investigation of physician sexual abuse was not uniform.
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Oklahoma's existing restrictions on abortion bar non-physician care providers from performing abortions.
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Other Republican committee members said they opposed physician-assisted suicide for religious reasons.
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"We are trained differently," said Wanda Filer, academy president and a practicing physician.
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Neither state includes the financial impact of physician practices and other ancillary services.
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"Exercise is truly a wondrous thing for health," said obesity physician Yoni Freedhoff.
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"Patient access to the physician or team is much easier now," he said.
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The company said it could get patients more engaged by "automating" physician empathy.
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The doctor also served as a physician for Twistars, a Michigan gymnastics center.
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The Indian market continues to remain physician-driven and focused on branded generics.
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If a patient does require a specialist, a physician can make a referral.
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He went to the hospital at will under the advice of his physician.
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The family physician group also singles out heart attack survivors for depression screening.
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"You don't need a policy that avoids every physician-owned entity," Bulleit said.
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First, how much is the provider (hospital, physician, etc.) charging for their services?
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On average in California, there's one primary care physician for every 227,27 people.
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At one point, the suspect began following the physician as both pedaled north.
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Our independent physician organization is a convener in the government's bundled-payment program.
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He killed a physician, whom police identified as Tracy Sin Yee Tam, 32.
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Brad Wenstrup, who is a physician, applied pressure to his wound, Flake said.
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It's the most efficient thing for a physician because they are so overworked.
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They also need medical treatment, and as a physician Price should know this.
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Yet these companies are still focused on physician marketing to reach new potential.
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Ronny Jackson, the White House physician, unraveled amid allegations about his professional conduct.
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Also killed were emergency room physician Tamara O'Neal and pharmacy resident Dayna Less.
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"I am taking medicine prescribed by my physician," Fowler said, according to GolfWorld.
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In 1984, he was the supervising physician for Ali's evaluation at Columbia-Presbyterian.
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Where costs of medical care have skyrocketed is not in individual physician offices.
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Washington (CNN)Harold Bornstein, Donald Trump's longtime personal physician, is a comic character.
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The friendly physician mentioned starting mammograms in another 220006-2202 years, per guidelines.
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Carbon dioxide was "discovered," by a Scottish physician named Joseph Black, in 1754.
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The current cap for such medication-assisted treatment is 100 patients per physician.
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One reason behind the mergers is continued consolidation among hospitals and physician groups.
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Secretary Carson, after all, was a practicing physician before he turned to politics.
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" He believes that physician-assisted suicide is "dangerous for the health care profession.
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Parks finally found her, but Smoak's physician wouldn't sign a certificate of incapacity.
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Some other physician groups recommend delivery closer to 39 weeks with separate placentas.
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The new law also allows physician assistants to perform some types of abortions.
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Around half of the adults with allergies had been diagnosed by a physician.
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Leif Dahleen, the blogger behind Physician on FIRE, retired from anesthesiology in August.
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But Dr. Pellman had close ties to Mr. Tagliabue as his personal physician.
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In just several years under the ACA, physician dissatisfaction and burnout have exploded.
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For this, a physician at the head of the giant corporation was indispensable.
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And it helps cover the costs for prescription drugs, hospitalizations, and physician visits.
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Trump announced the move Wednesday evening on Twitter, naming White House physician Adm.
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TIE: Sports medicine physician Median annual salary: $187,200 Reading importance level: 88 1.
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Allison Bond is a resident physician in internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Dr. Jen Peña, physician to Vice President Mike Pence has resigned, reports Politico.
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That dislike can factor into how well a physician will diagnose the patient.
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Kunal Sindhu is a resident physician at Beth Israel Hospital in New York.
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Mike is a reserve deputy sheriff, current emergency room physician, and venture capitalist.
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The man, who Amber later learned was a physician, demanded that she leave.
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At the determination of her physician, she was tested for COVID-19 today.
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She was considering another medical profession, perhaps nursing, physician assistant, midwife or doula.
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Certifying a natural death, by contrast, most often falls to the patient's physician.
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The bride's father retired as a physician specializing in pharmaceutical development in Miami.
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The White House physician said the president had tested negative for the virus.
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"That individual has created a hypersensitive atmosphere for every other physician," he said.
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Trump tested negative for COVID-19, the White House physician said March 14.
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President Donald Trump tested negative for the virus, his physician announced last Friday.
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On Sunday, the congressman took questions, along with physician and Massachusetts state Rep.
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A spokesperson for Color clarifies "all all of our tests are physician ordered."
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As we reported, authorities already obtained a search warrant for Prince's primary physician.
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What reasons could justify legalizing physician-assisted suicide for only the terminally ill?
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Dr. Hern is a physician and epidemiologist who specializes in late-abortion services.
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Dr. Larch, the orphanage physician (and abortionist), teaches Homer to be a doctor.
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Statements made by our physician do not reflect the position of Cleveland Clinic.
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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants should be allowed to prescribe medications without restrictions.
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My wife, Sarah, is a family medicine physician with a public health degree.
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"I personally might not want to operate," a physician told the surgical team.
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Jon Santiago (D), who is also a physician, took questions on the issue.
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Dr. Farzon A. Nahvi is an emergency medicine physician in New York City.
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As a physician, I find myself talking to countless young adults about suicide.
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However, the physician said Trump did not need to take the coronavirus test.
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Later Saturday, the White House physician said in a statement Trump tested negative.
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Dr. Allison is not a physician, and does not work directly with patients.
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Patients must exercise reasonable judgment and, whenever possible, consult their primary care physician.
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Another statistic often cited in the physician wellness conversation is the suicide rate.
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Among her accolades was the Outstanding Physician Award from the American Diabetes Association.
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"Systemic collapse is a true concern," said Kenneth, a New Orleans emergency physician.
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Amler thought about her husband, a physician, their six children and six granddaughters.
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Physician and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, said on Hill.
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"It wasn't sent," said the same physician assistant I had talked with before.
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The bride, 46, is a optometric physician in private practice in New York.
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The treating physician is often placed between a rock and a hard place.
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Medical staff, including a physician and a nurse, will also be on-hand.
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The physician suggested the patient's symptoms were compatible with the novel coronavirus strain.
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A physician in Canada is paid, on average, $260,000 by the health ministry.
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Sample of open jobs: Special Education Teacher ($43,683), Banker ($26,384), Physician Assistant ($100,765).
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Josh Green, who is an emergency physician, said in an interview on Friday.
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Her mother is a family medicine physician in private practice in Yakima, Wash.
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A physician like me might suggest any number of potential treatments and therapies.
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William E. ReichmanMilwaukeeThe writer, a physician, is president of the International Psychogeriatric Association.
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If your physician is back at work, then she is back at work.
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Q: Are you yourself a member of the Church of Christ the Physician?
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I'm looking to go to medical school eventually and be a physician/scientist.
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These medications are administered only after thoughtful conversations between patient, family and physician.
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Jain, Yamada and Lefkowitz are board members of the Physician-Scientist Support Foundation.
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Physician-scientists are among the most highly trained investigators in the research enterprise.
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Her husband — like her, a physician at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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They included a married couple, a pair of brothers and a beloved physician.
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Finally, four years ago, a physician wrote out a prescription for pain pills.
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She later married Dr. Don S. Janicek, a physician, who died in 2016.
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We highly recommend first consulting with a physician before starting any exercise program.
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Her father is an internist and a primary care physician in Bridgeport, Conn.
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He recently married a physician, who has lots of debt of her own.
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Of the 31 states that allow the death penalty, many require physician participation.
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Ford Vox is a physician specializing in rehabilitation medicine and a medical journalist.
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The VA dismissed this evidence, succumbing to intense political pressure from physician anesthesiologists.
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And for one physician it was the end of a 25-year journey.
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Kenneth WellsGardiner, Me.The writer, a retired Navy flight surgeon, is a family physician.
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It will be unusual in not relying on physician services at its center.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has re-nominated his former physician Rear Adm.
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Dr. Sean Conley, a Navy commander, succeeded Jackson as physician to the President.
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According to HHS, those former directors received a "physician comparability allowance," or PCA.
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The tests offered by AncestryHealth® are physician-ordered and are not diagnostic.
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Soon after, Jackson's nomination imploded over allegations of misconduct as White House physician.
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Future trials will also include "much more U.S. physician participation," Novartis has said.
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