“clinician”造句，怎麼用clinician造句

The clinician will most likely want to corroborate what you say with a family member.

So, as a clinician, I have to treat everyone as if they had tender ears.

The clinician also will ask about your present life — your job, your relationships, your driving record and your finances.

Many emergencies require ophthalmology consultation but key steps may be started by the initial clinician to help prevent significant morbidity.

However, a clinician should not assume homogeneity beneath the blanket of "culture," he said. "Make it specific to where you live."

"In the future, we hope a clinician might be able to test the elafin levels of a transplant patient with a rash to decide whether to initiate treatment," says Ferrara.

If a patient finds that side-effects are a problem, for example, the tablets make them feel sick, they should inform their clinician or nurse, because often there is a very simple solution.

Step 2: Find an experienced clinician.

"As a clinician, I see it a lot more," Gupta said.

One of my colleagues, a respected clinician, evaluated a patient for a specific problem.

Today there are many more groups, including the Online Therapy Institute, a reputable think tank for clinician avatars.

Therapists who tend to see “the interpersonal relationship between patient and clinician as a key source of motivation and change are likely to be suspicious, ” he said.

But as a clinician sitting in front of a patient I would say vitamin B supplements are fairly safe, they are not expensive and what we have found here is extremely convincing.

The author of Addiction: A Disorder of Choice is a behavioral psychologist, not a clinician.

She has worked as a clinician with children and adolescents with disabilities, and with NGOs working with refugees in the former Yugoslavia and Iraq.

As a clinician, Mukherjee is only guardedly optimistic.

The class on child and adolescent psychopathology sends them to the university's child study center to observe a clinician evaluating a child, after which they write up their own assessments.

Then somebody mentioned that there was a clinician in Boston named Judah Folkman who sometimes hired 'unusual' people.