81.   Physicians such as Murcko are still cautious.

82.   Rare is the physician eager for the psychic roughing-up that comes when the Denver doctors are forced to confront their mistakes.

83.   Prison physicians have been unable to relieve his symptoms.

84.   Scanlan said team physicians are optimistic both will be healthy in time for Atlanta.

85.   Second, managed care requires that physicians be stewards of scarce resources like tests, procedures and their time.

86.   Rosenberg, who was not involved in the study, believes that physicians may be more naive about the problems of the health care system than the average person.

87.   Salanski, who helped draft the Kansas City guidelines, said physicians were more likely to read and use a single set of recommendations.

88.   Several physicians were away, and many nurses and other staff employees were taking the day off.

89.   Since traditionally schooled physicians are often unduly skeptical about complementary approaches, many clinics have also made research and analysis part of their standard operations.

90.   So many educators are deciding, whether or not they like the trend, that future physicians will be better prepared if they focus more on outpatient care.

n. + be >>共 1635
problem 0.82%
people 0.79%
company 0.71%
result 0.67%
thing 0.63%
report 0.57%
question 0.56%
official 0.55%
time 0.53%
issue 0.48%
physician 0.01%
physician + v. >>共 383
be 11.65%
say 9.98%
have 3.50%
prescribe 2.99%
tell 2.04%
use 1.82%
recommend 1.68%
perform 1.46%
take 1.46%
need 1.17%
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