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academics should work closely alongside the clinicians at the coalface.

The clinician may consider disopyramide, procainamide, or quinidine on an individual basis.

Early findings, comparing the results of the deice with clinician scores for the symptoms of tremor and bradykinesia, were well correlated.

"Clinicians are limited in how aggressiely they can treat these children because the chemotherapy drugs produce harsh side effects and therefore must be administered at reduced leels," Danks said.

After reading this article, clinicians should be better equipped to successfully implement splint therapy into their armamentarium of treatment options in managing masticatory system disorders.

An experienced, astute clinician can often diagnose ICSC based solely upon the history and chief complaint-a young, anxious patient who presents with unilateral metamorphopsia of recent onset.

Clinicians should maintain a high index of suspicion for vaccinia when evaluating vesiculopapular rashes in patients who have been vaccinated recently and in their close contacts.

She was an amazing clinician, who came up with many innovative ways to treat patients.

It is based on interviews with about 100 mental health clinicians who dealt with the affected children.

The clinician can control the time of day, the sound effects.

Still, it's something that a lot of clinicians have seen in their clients.

Rizzo says, some clinicians have advised this scenario might be too much for their patients.

Fair enough. But the reforms replaced bureaucrats with clinicians, which seems to have encouraged creative thinking.

(But) clinicians and consumers need to be aware of the low quality and quantity of evidence...

Clinicians everywhere are all nervous about what will happen if that loosening of restrictions occurs too quickly.

Even our clinicians are trained to see grief as a disorder rather than a natural response to deep loss.

This is why this is not self-help, this is a tool in the hands of a well-trained clinician.