| There are more than a few internists living in Oak Brook, a tony area with multi-million dollar manses, who seem to be making a great living off Medicare. |
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| General medical professionals such as internists, primary care doctors, and nurse practitioners as well as psychiatrists, of course, evaluate, diagnose, and treat depression. |
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| Two sessions were conducted at a meeting of general internists. |
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| Family practitioners prescribed penicillins most often, while internists prescribed fluoroquinolones. |
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| This free eBook contains 50 high-yield ABIM-style practice questions to help internists prepare for board certification or recertification. |
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| That means internists and family-practice doctors keep three or four spots open each day. |
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| Specialists who diagnose a patient with epilepsy, and send a note back to the internists suggesting they start Tegretol. |
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| But since productivity is a factor when individual physicians' salaries are being allotted, the internists too are earnestly dancing to the VMPS piper. |
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| The quarterly title is being distributed to 25,000 cardiologists, diabetologists, endocrinologists, internists and related health care professionals. |
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| Requests for primary care doctors, defined as family physicians, internists and pediatricians, increased 23 percent over the previous 12-month period examined in the survey. |
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| In addition to these Tourettic surgeons, I now know of three Tourettic internists, two Tourettic neurologists, but only one Tourettic psychiatrist. |
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