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[1] Beyond hybrid professionals: evidence from the hospital sector.

[2] Computationally efficient mutual authentication protocol for remote infant incubator monitoring system.

[3] Photothermal-modulated reversible volume transition of wireless hydrogels embedded with redox-responsive carbon dots.

[4] Energy-efficiency of Cardiomyocyte Stimulation with Rectangular Pulses.

[5] Cambodia's health professionals and the ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangements: registration, education and mobility.

[6] Training the next generation of Africa's doctors: why medical schools should embrace the team-based learning pedagogy.

[7] Safe and effective prescribing with dyslexia.

[8] Medical commitment to Lean: an inductive model development.

[9] palliative benefits of the multimodality approach in the re-treatment of recurrent malignant glioma: two case reports

[10] katerynoslav doctors with german origin

[11] the determinants and engagement patterns of chaperones and chauffeurs by australian doctors in after-hours house-call services

[12] Do doctors in dispensing practices with a financial conflict of interest prescribe more expensive drugs? A cross-sectional analysis of English primary care prescribing data

[13] Assessment of Knowledge and Practices of Standard Precaution against Blood Borne Pathogens among Doctors and Nurses at Adult Emergency Room in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

[14] CIVIL LIABILITY OF DOCTORS AND THEIR INSURANCE (MALPRACTICE)

[15] When doctors start civil disobedience it's time to take notice.

[16] Courses and distances, wedges and difficulties of doctors’ formers in science and mathematics education

[17] The perceptions and experiences of North Korean refugee doctors concerning the burden of non-communicable diseases in North Korea

[18] Effect Of Medical Waste Management Trainings On Behavior Change Among Doctors Versus Nurses And Paramedical Staff In Pakistan.

[19] Danish doctors' reactions to 'internationalization' in clinical training in a public university hospital.

[20] Breaking bad news about cancer in China: Concerns and conflicts faced by doctors deciding whether to inform patients.

[21] The role of professional supervision for palliative care doctors in New Zealand: a quantitative survey of attitudes and experiences.

[22] Abusive Doctors: How the Atlanta Newspaper Exposed a System That Tolerates Sexual Misconduct by Physicians.

[23] Doctors and baldness: a five thousand year old challenge.

[24] 'Hybrid Doctors' Can Fast Track the Evolution of a Sustainable e-Health Ecosystem in Low Resource Contexts: The Sri Lankan Experience.

[25] Activities in a social networking-based discussion group by endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography doctors

[26] A networking approach to reduce academic and social isolation for junior doctors working in rural hospitals in India

[27] Is networking different with doctors working part-time? Differences in social networks of part-time and full-time doctors

[28] Networking to provide hospitals with an opportunity to present a characteristic profile of optimal competence: Strategic options derived from answers to a questionnaire sent to referring doctors

[29] Networking doctors' practices: Tele-council/teleconverence

[30] From changshan to a new anti-malarial drug: Re-networking chinese drugs and excluding Chinese doctors

[31] Networking with doctors. Island Hospital, Anacortes, WA.

[32] Can the relationship between doctors and drug companies ever be a healthy one?

[33] Periodontal Health Status and Pregnancy Outcomes: A Survey in Medical Doctors

[34] The British Pharmacological Society's WDM Paton Memorial Lecture 2019: How doctors were informed about pharmaceutical products through advertising in the British Medical Journal from 1955/6 to 1985/6.

[35] Current status and job satisfaction of village doctors in western China.

[36] Training the Doctors: A Scoping Review of Interprofessional Education in Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH)

[37] [MY GLORIOUS BROTHERS - JEWISH DOCTORS ON THE RESISTANCE FRONT AGAINST NAZIS AND THEIR COLLABORATORS].

[38] Medical sabotage by Jewish doctors in Nazi-occupied Netherlands and Holocaust survival.

[39] Burnout and Doctors: Prevalence, Prevention and Intervention

[40] Doctor, how can we help you? Qualitative interview study to identify key interventions to target burnout in hospital doctors.

[41] Teaching medical English to foreign-language doctors.

[42] Old age allowances for doctors; disability commissions.

[43] Pasifika Study Group: a child and adolescent mental health capacity building and leadership workshop with Pacific nations doctors and psychiatrists.

[44] Effects of Occupational Stress on Blood Lipids, Blood Sugar and Immune Function of Doctors.

[45] Nurse prescribing: Attitudes of medical doctors towards expanding professional competencies of nurses and midwives.

[46] A descriptive analysis of the role of a WhatsApp clinical discussion group as a forum for continuing medical education in the management of complicated HIV and TB clinical cases in a group of doctors in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.

[47] Doctors going mobile.

[48] Changes in job satisfaction among doctors in Norway from 2010 to 2017: A study based on repeated surveys

[49] Survey of Integrative Treatment Practices of Korean Medicine Doctors for Cervical Disc Herniation: Preliminary Data for Clinical Practice Guidelines.

[50] A brief home-based palliative care learning experience for medical students and resident doctors in Okinawa, Japan.

[51] Assessment of junior doctors' admission notes: do they follow what they learn?

[52] Training the next generation of Africa's doctors: why medical schools should embrace the team-based learning pedagogy.

[53] The relationship between working conditions and self-rated health among medical doctors: evidence from seven waves of the Medicine In Australia Balancing Employment and Life (Mabel) survey

[54] Role of personality in medical students' initial intention to become rural doctors.

[55] ‘Helping doctors to improve the ‘patient’s part’ of consultation using the ‘macro-micro supervision’ teaching method’; a medical student’s perspective

[56] Helping doctors to improve the ‘Patient’s Part’ of consultation using the ‘Macro-Micro Supervision’ teaching method

[57] Turnover Intention and Its Related Factors of Employed Doctors in Korea.

[58] Developing a Beginner's Guide to Writing a Clinical Case Report: A Pilot Evaluation by Junior Doctors.

[59] Evaluation of empathy and biopsychosocial approaches of medical faculty assistant doctors.

[60] Experiences and psychological strain in volunteer medical doctors providing medical visual examination for asylum seekers in a reception center in Germany–a qualitative interview study

[61] Doctors’ Perceptions towards Domestic and Multinational Pharmaceutical Products: An Investigation from Developing Country

[62] Doctors or technicians: assessing quality of medical education

[63] Data Mining of the Reviews from Online Private Doctors.

[64] Developing urban family physician program in Shiraz, Fars province, the doctors’ experiences: A qualitative research

[65] Determinants of antibiotic prescribing among doctors in a Nigerian urban tertiary hospital

[66] Organisational antecedents of workplace victimisation: The role of organisational climate, culture, leadership, support, and justice in predicting junior doctors' exposure to bullying at work.

[67] Friends over Doctors? The Influences of Source and Perceived Customization on College Drinking.

[68] [Spams in doctors' mailbox: their threat to health education, to patient information and to scientific research].

[69] Understanding the Factors Influencing Junior Doctors’ Career Decision-Making to Address Rural Workforce Issues: Testing a Conceptual Framework

[70] Doctors of tomorrow: An innovative curriculum connecting underrepresented minority high school students to medical school.

[71] The decision about retirement: A scale to describe representations and practices of medical doctors and nurses.

[72] The Doctors for Brazil Program: on the road to privatization of primary health care in the Unified National Health System?

[73] How trainee hospital doctors lead work-based projects

[74] Doctors urge Britain to take lead on nuclear disarmament.

[75] How can Doctors Improve their Communication Skills?

[76] a survey of pharmaceutical company representative interactions with doctors in libya

[77] perception of primary care doctors and nurses about care provided to sickle cell disease patients

[78] a rotatividade de enfermeiros e médicos: um impasse na implementação da estratégia de saúde da família nurses and doctors turnover: an impasse in the implementation of the family health strategy

[79] professionalism for future humanistic doctors

[80] undergraduate training in human sexuality—evaluation of the impact on medical doctors' practice ten years after graduation

[81] perception of cold and heat pattern identification in diseases: a survey of korean medicine doctors

[82] junior doctors’ preparedness to prescribe, monitor, and treat patients with the antibiotic vancomycin in an australian teaching hospital

[83] aos loucos, os médicos: a luta pela medicalização do hospício e construção da psiquiatria no rio grande do sul to the mad, the doctors: the fight for medicalization of the mental institution and the construction of psychiatry in rio grande do sul

[84] the canadian international medical graduate bottleneck: a new problem for new doctors

[85] the image ofan ideal psychiatrist inthe eyes of medical students, patients and doctors involved inpsychiatric care

[86] médicos alemães no rio grande do sul, na primeira metade do século xx: integração e conflito german doctors in rio grande do sul in the first half of the twentieth century: integration and conflict

[87] chinese medical doctors negotiating the pressure of the publication requirement

[88] diet, exercise and mental-wellbeing of healthcare professionals (doctors, dentists and nurses) in pakistan

[89] doctors’ knowledge of hypertension guidelines recommendations reflected in their practice

[90] medical doctors' knowledge of dental specialty: implication for referral

[91] ¿qué opinan los médicos sobre la formación continuada, la evaluación de la competencia y la recertificación?: resultados de las encuestas del i congreso de la profesión médica de cataluña what do doctors think of continuing education, competence evaluation and recertification?

[92] time to choose the path for chinese doctors

[93] hospício de doutores asylum of doctors

[94] examiners: doctors, empirical healers, and laymen in judicial decisions. new kingdom of granada, 18th century

[95] erosion of trust in the medical profession in india: time for doctors to act

[96] attitude amongst resident doctors in the specialty of anaesthesiology towards conferences and workshops

[97] missionary medicine of canadian presbytery and korean doctors under japanese occupation - focusing sung-jin and ham-heung

[98] corrigendum: paediatric doctors’ error rate in detection of paediatric elbow injuries in rahima moosa mother and child hospital

[99] evaluation of doctors' performance as facilitators in basic medical science lecture classes in a new malaysian medical school

[100] the upgrading of the doctors in medicine to the light of phylosophy and sociology of education

[101] katerynoslav doctors with german origin