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An Obligation to Provide Abortion Services: What Happens When Physicians Refuse?

, 1996
Access to abortion services in the United States continues to decline. It does so not because of significant changes in legislation or court rulings but because fewer and fewer physicians wish to perform abortions and because most states now have ...
Woods, Robert D., Meyers, Christopher
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Continuing professional development improves patient care, patient safety and physician wellbeing: International CPD standards and the knowledge tsunami

Global Pediatrics
Medical knowledge is evolving rapidly and expanding exponentially. The lifespan of information is now only 70 days, and a deluge of knowledge is predicted, driven by advances in information technology, artificial intelligence, the availability of large ...
Hilary Hoey, Thelma Russell, Deirdre Donegan, Jennifer Noordman, Holly Hanlon, Lucia Prihodova, Ann O’ Shaughnessy   +6 more
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Family and Physicians' Views of Surrogate Decision-Making: The Roles and How to Choose

, 1996
Physicians and family members were compared on the roles played in surrogate decision-making and their views as to how choices should be made by surrogate decision-makers.
Silberfeld, Michel, Grundstein-Amado, Rivka, Deber, Raisa, Stephens, Derek   +3 more
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Missed opportunities for improving practice performance in adult immunizations: a meta-narrative review of the literature

BMC Family Practice, 2017
Background We sought to characterize how the term “missed opportunities” is reported in the literature in the context of immunization rates and to assess how missed opportunities can be operationalized.
Natalia Loskutova, Craig Smail, Brian Webster, Kemi Ajayi, Julie Wood, Jennifer Carroll   +5 more
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Equity and justice in medical education: mapping a longitudinal curriculum across 4 years

BMC Medical Education
Background In 2024 in the United States there is an attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within education. Politics notwithstanding, medical school curricula that are current and structured to train the next generation of physicians to ...
Hailey Broughton-Jones, Jean-Marie Alves-Bradford, Jonathan Amiel, Omid Cohensedgh, Jeremiah Douchee, Jennifer Egbebike, Harrison Fillmore, Chloe Harris, Rosa Lee, Monica L. Lypson, Hetty Cunningham   +10 more
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Catalogue of the alumni, officers and fellows, 1807-1880 [College of Physicians and Surgeons].

, 1880
Copy 4 is interleaved with blank pages on which there are manuscript annotations most likely made when preparing the 1891 edition of the catalogue."The volume has been comp. by Dr. A.E.M.
Purdy, Alfred E. M. (Alfred Edgar Martindale), 1838-1913, comp., Columbia University. College of Physicians and Surgeons., College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York.   +2 more
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Get paid more, work more? Lessons from French physicians' labour supply responses to hypothetic fee increases [PDF]

This paper is devoted to the analysis of the General Practitioners' (GPs) labour supply, specifically focusing on the physicians' labour supply responses to higher compensations.
Olivier Chanel, Alain Paraponaris, Christèle Protière, Bruno Ventelou   +3 more
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Violence Against Women in Turkey and the Role of Women Physicians

, 2006
Violence against women is a serious problem in Turkey. The Women and Ethics Commission of the Turkish Physicians' Association ( Ankara Physicians' Chamber) has undertaken significant work to counteract this.
Buken, NÜKET, Buken, Nuket Ornek, Sahinoglu, S, Sahinoglu, Serap   +3 more
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Does physicians' compensation affect the probability of their vetoing generic substitution? [PDF]

Physicians' decisions whether or not to veto generic substitution were analyzed using a sample of 350,000 pharmaceutical prescriptions. Point estimates show that - compared to county-employed physicians on salary - physicians working at private practices
Granlund, David
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Preoperative risk factors for extended hospital stay: A prospective study in a South African clinic

African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine
Background: Preoperative assessment clinics play a critical role in identifying, evaluating and mitigating perioperative risks. Despite global data highlighting the importance of preoperative risk factors on surgical outcomes, there remains limited ...
Kuven Naidu, Nabeela Kajee, Jayseelan Naidu, Bilaal Wadee   +3 more
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