| 词汇 | example_english_clinician |
| 释义 | Examples of clinicianThese 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. These forms will be useful to researchers and clinicians who are seeking a quick assessment of early language. The risk is that clinicians increasingly will be reluctant to do quite ordinary procedures to help patients because of existing guidelines. Families were recruited through newspaper announcements or through parent groups and local clinicians. It is also obvious to anyone who teaches clinicians that they do not all share the same definition of every symptom. A practical method for grading the cognitive state of patients for the clinician. A practical method for grading the cognitive states of patients for the clinician. It is important for clinicians to be diligent and precise when investigating causes of obesity, as treatment varies among disorders. In a randomized placebo controlled trial, clinician-rated goal attainment scaling significantly distinguished the treated from the placebo group. In addition, there should be less pressure for clinicians to treat carriers with oral antibiotics in the antepartum. Still, the contradicting presence of more gender dysphoria in childhood but less at application should alert the clinician when assessing eligibility. The difference in the clinical features may be because of different emphasis by the various clinicians but also because of the selection criteria. The clinicians' difficulties are further compounded by the older adult often having internalised the media version, so pushing down and distorting their own experiences. This book is essential reading for clinicians working in mental health settings. Treating primary care clinicians remained responsible for all pharmacotherapy decisions. Some clinicians may be unaware of information about the efficacy and safety of these technologies. We do not know whether clinicians and patients value those efforts of ethics committees, or whether those efforts affect clinical outcomes. It is a fully structured interview for diagnosing mental disorders, and it can be administered by trained interviewers who are not clinicians. Perhaps it needs to be recognized that it is impossible to communicate across the spectrum of politicians, administrators, clinicians, and nurses with one product. Nor can responsibility for decision-making simply be delegated to clinicians in the expectation that they will obediently follow guidelines drawn up by expert committees. Paradoxically, this criterion was more explicitly mentioned by managers than by financers/purchasers, while clinicians disregarded in their individual clinical practice. Although clinicians are not trained ethnographers, the task they face is very similar to that of an anthropologist trying to understand an unfamiliar culture. Developing pelvic pain and disability were evaluated using a symptom questionnaire and each woman underwent standardised clinical examination on three occasions by the same clinician. Although clinicians have been increasingly concerned with environmental health threats, only recently have their ranks been joined by geoscientists, in an internationally organized way. 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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