Definition of clinician
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Hollywood celebrities carry a lot of weight because people will remember that versus a clinician who ten years in the past told them ‘
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Taylor was charged in connection with the Nov. 14 attack on Doucette, a mental health clinician who worked at a county-run facility on Morena Boulevard near Savannah Street.
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Hopefully, clinicians will opt in and take NEDA up on these (free!) training videos.
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The move will improve the quality and coordination of care for patients who use both systems by allowing doctors and clinicians to access portions of electronic medical records, the organizations said.
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That is exactly the kind of insight that clinicians need to create and recommend more effective probiotics.
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Last year the National Academy of Medicine convened an initiative that Kirch is leading to explore ways to improve clinician well-being.
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Each agency sends teams of three—two clinicians and a family-support specialist—to work with families.
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Spiro comes to AllMed with more than 25 years' experience as both a clinician and medical director.
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First Known Use of clinician
1875
CLINICIAN Defined for English Language Learners
clinician
playDefinition of clinician for English Language Learners
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: a person (such as a doctor or nurse) who works directly with patients rather than in a laboratory or as a researcher
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