Both pharmacists and the medical profession wanted to regulate the use of drugs but were opposed to total prohibition.
At this time, the efficacy of the technology is shown, and the technology is often already well accepted in the medical profession.
Other psychological consequences of false negatives may include the feeling that one has been wrongly treated, leading to loss of faith in the medical profession.
They reinforce the self-regulatory nature of the medical profession and the agency relationship between physician and patient.
Nor does the medical profession dictate the modes of expression.
Because of that need, relatively new issues were dealt with that had not been discussed adequately in public or with the medical profession.
Where is the balance between promoting the ideals of the medical profession while engaging in activities that will have financial ramifications?
It is enhanced by the peculiar pricing practices that have been pursued by the medical profession.
