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clinician

[kli-nish-uhn] / klɪˈnɪʃ ən /




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Instead, they advise parents to plan these diets carefully and, when possible, seek guidance from clinicians such as dietitians and paediatric health professionals.

From Science Daily

“Even well-meaning clinicians may inadvertently contribute to the pain of the estranged patient by encouraging them to reconcile when it may not actually be safe to do so,” the APA adds.

From MarketWatch

A study by Harvard Medical School published last year found AI assistance did improve the performance of some clinicians but damaged others for reasons researchers don't fully understand.

From BBC

Streeting said he was "absolutely open to receiving representations and evidence from clinicians involved in the care of children and young people", including his critics.

From BBC

They said: "Any prisoner refusing food receives regular medical assessment and support from clinicians, as well as being offered mental health support."

From BBC