healthwatch造句

• In October 2011, Deer won the annual HealthWatch award, previously awarded to Sir Iain Chalmers, Professor David Colquhoun, and other prominent British medical campaigners.
• These indexes include AMED for allied professions and complementary medicine, Alt HealthWatch for complementary and alternative medicine, ICL for chiropractic, and MANTIS for manual medicine.
• He is also the host of " HealthWatch with Dr . Ian Smith ", a nationally syndicated daily news feature heard on American Urban Radio Networks.
• It has over 250 volunteers, and won the'Making a Difference through Volunteering'Award in the national'Healthwatch Network Awards of Achievement 2015, which had 150 entries.
• Details of the polycap data were widely reported in the popular media, including USA Today, The Guardian ( UK ), BBC, CBS Healthwatch, ABC News, India Today.
• HealthWatch England was also set up as an independent arm of the Care Quality Commission, with a specific remit to represent at a national level people using health and social care services.
• Alex Stewart, chairman of Healthwatch Norfolk, questioned why Norfolk needed 5 CCGs, each with its own board and managers in January 2016, suggesting money could be saved with fewer.
• However, the series also drew criticism from Dr . Peter May and colleagues at the Grove Medical Practice in Southampton, who had cooperated with the programme, in a complaint to HealthWatch.
• He is Chairman of the Wales Cancer Bank Advisory Board, president of several charities including HealthWatch, and a Trustee of Crimestoppers, of Sense About Science and of the UK Stem Cell Foundation.
• HEALTHWATCH _ Emory's Egleston Children's hospital will be opening a new center Tuesday, the largest in the Southeast to treat childhood cancer . ( Lee, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ).
• Healthwatch Worcestershire, an organisation set up under the Health and Social Care Act 2012 to act as a voice for patients, carried out a survey of the use of the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch.
• The People's Inquiry into London's NHS recommended that Healthwatch England be closed down and that local Healthwatch bodies are separated from the Care Quality Commission and modelled on the old Community Health Councils.
• The People's Inquiry into London's NHS recommended that Healthwatch England be closed down and that local Healthwatch bodies are separated from the Care Quality Commission and modelled on the old Community Health Councils.
• A recent HealthWatch column on Dr . Andrew Weil, the best-selling physician-botanist who is leading a movement to combine conventional and alternatve medicine, spurred dozens of calls and e-mails from readers.
• Just two recent examples : Harvard-affiliate Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, where doctors began writing for the consumer site CBS HealthWatch last year, will start recruiting residents for the after-hours job in July.
• These were replaced by local involvement networks ( LINks ) and these have now also been superseded in NHS England by the establishment-as a result of the English NHS reforms in 2012-by new organisations called Healthwatch.
• "There is a huge wave of enthusiasm " in Europe for unqualified healers, said Dr . Thurstan Brewin, a retired oncologist and the chairman of Healthwatch, a British group that keeps watch on fraudulent medical practices.
• Healthwatch Dorset, an organisation set up under the Health and Social Care Act 2012 to act as a voice for patients, organised mystery shopping in Spring 2014, visiting every practice to see how easy it was to make a complaint.
• HEALTHWATCH-- ATLANTA-- A recent HealthWatch column on Dr . Andrew Weil, the best-selling physician-botanist who is leading a movement to combine conventional and alternatve medicine, spurred dozens of calls and e-mails from readers.
• HEALTHWATCH-- ATLANTA-- A recent HealthWatch column on Dr . Andrew Weil, the best-selling physician-botanist who is leading a movement to combine conventional and alternatve medicine, spurred dozens of calls and e-mails from readers.