| 词汇 | example_english_oncologist |
| 释义 | Examples of oncologistThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Eighty-three of the 91 (91%) surveyed oncologists returned the questionnaire. Whereas oncologists and primary care physicians overwhelmingly reported having working relationships with hospice, only 57% of cardiologists reported having those contacts. Some young people reported having a poor rapport with their treating oncologist. The impact of cancer-related fatigue tends to be underappreciated by oncologists. Evaluation of an audit with feedback continuing medical education program for radiation oncologists. The treatment dosimetry and planning team now consists of physicists, radiographers, medical technicians and clinical oncologists. These conditions are sometimes difficult to diagnose because of multiple complicating factors in patients undergoing cancer treatment and oncologists' unfamiliarity of these conditions. Eighty-one of 85 oncologists answered the question of who should decide to perform euthanasia. There are preliminary indications that oncologist burnout may adversely affect staff turnover and quality of treatment. The oncologist admitted being angry with the family, whom she experienced as "controlling"; she suggested that the patient might have psychiatric difficulties. The initial prescription must be approved by all radiation oncologists at the daily staff meeting. The project also found that the nurse reviewers made more referrals to other healthcare professionals than previously made by the clinical oncologist. Because the oncologist cannot easily predict what might be a shameinducing event, he or she must always be aware of its possible existence. Once patients commence the course of radiotherapy, their side effects are continually assessed by the treatment radiographers and by the clinical oncologist at weekly review. Oncologist burnout may adversely affect anticipated staff turnover. Once postmastectomy radiation has been recommended, there are also special technical considerations for the treating radiation oncologist. Implementing this treatment modality requires a multidisciplinary approach drawing on the expertise of surgeons, oncologists, medical physicists, anaesthesiologists, nursing staff and pathologists. The tumour should be followed carefully during chemotherapy by repeated physical and sonographical examinations involving both, the medical and surgical oncologist. The first brachytherapy technique developed required intra-operative placement of 15-20 catheters by the radiation oncologist in a highly specialized procedure. The oncologist offered her an additional course of chemotherapy but indicated he was not optimistic that it would lead to a prolonged recovery. Thus, marked work-related difficulties and more general psychiatric distress appear to affect a significant proportion of oncologists across different geographical regions. However, a task that the oncologist may find innocuous, such as discussing constipation or diarrhea, could also induce shame for the patient. A questionnaire was used to collect data from 85 oncologists out of a total 800 in active oncology practice. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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