Vulnerable live patients, powerful dead patients: A textual analysis of doctor-patient relationships in popular Chinese medical dramas by Li Chen

“…First, Chinese medical dramas extended the definition of “patient” to include family members, an outcome of the impact of Confucian ethics. Second, doctor-patient communication was found to be two-fold: conversations during interventions were typically paternalistic, while conversations about non-medical issues exhibited consumeristic features. …”
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Clinical and psychological aspects in a group of allergic asthma patients and impact on their health status perception by Francesca Giordano, Sara Guidotti, Taddeo Giordano, Carlo Pruneti

“…Participants and procedure This research aimed at assessing the psychological status of 60 patients attending their first/second doctor visit at which they were diagnosed with allergic asthma. …”
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How the use of an online healthcare community affects the doctor-patient relationship: An empirical study in China by Zhanyou Wang, Zhanyou Wang, Xin Zhang, Dongmei Han, Yaopei Zhao, Liang Ma, Feifei Hao

“…First, the use of an online healthcare community has a positive impact on doctor-patient communication, helps improve the performance of healthcare procedures, and reduces healthcare costs. Second, doctor-patient communication and healthcare costs have a positive impact on patients’ emotional dependence and patients’ perception of healthcare quality, while healthcare procedures do not have this impact. …”
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Organization of care-rendering to the patients with pathology of oral cavity mucosa: today and future by Dychko Ye.N., Samoilenko A.V., Romanyuta I.A., Sharypov V.I.

“…First level - dentist of general practice, second – doctor-mucologist of specialized dentistry center, third and fourth level – scientists, specialists of special departments of dentistry of medical schools. …”
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Modelling and simulation of realistic pedestrian behaviours by Koh, Wee Lit

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Risk factors for repetitive doctor’s consultations due to cough: a cross-sectional study in a Finnish employed population by Heikki O Koskela, Anne M Lätti, Juha Pekkanen

“…Comorbidity, depressive symptoms and smoking were also associated with repetitive consultations.ConclusionsA modest proportion of subjects with repetitive consultations is responsible for every second doctor’s consultation due to cough. The typical features of these subjects could be identified. …”
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Abstract Number ‐ 195: Impact of COVID‐19 on Stroke Treatment in Latin America by Ankit R Gowda, Alex Chebl

“…Additionally, there has been a lack of rehabilitation resources for stroke patients during the pandemic due to the shortage of beds and staff. The second doctor interviewed was additionally concerned about the lack of timely use of equipment for mechanical thrombectomies. …”
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Age 83 is not a hindrance Dr. Jahid gets a second PhD by Mimi Rabita, Abdul Wahit

“…Haji Jahid Sidek to complete his second doctoral thesis (PhD) at Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP).…”
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Social mechanisms to facilitate the agroecological transition of agri-food systems by Philippe Jeanneaux

“…For an experienced academic in France, this kind of manuscript is like writing a second doctoral dissertation. That explains why this 224-page book is dense and mixes a strong theoretical basis and original empirical research. …”
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Doctors’ Preferences in the Selection of Patients in Online Medical Consultations: An Empirical Study with Doctor–Patient Consultation Data by Yingjie Lu, Qian Wang

“…It was found that first, mildly ill patients will be prioritized by doctors, but the doctors with more professional experience may be more likely to prefer more severely ill patients. Second, doctors appear to be more willing to provide consultation services to patients from urban areas, but the doctors with more professional experience or from higher-quality hospitals give higher priority to patients from rural and medically underserved areas. …”
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Bulimia: its epidemiology and management. by Fairburn, C

“…First, the publicity may have helped people with these conditions divulge their eating problems to doctors. Second, doctors may have been alerted to the fact that people with a normal body weight may nevertheless have an eating disorder which requires a specialist's help. …”

How is Leonidas Donskis remembered in Lithuania? by Lina Kutkauskaitė-Žilaitė

“…He graduated from the present-day Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, majoring in philology and theatre, and continued his studies in Vilnius University, where he received his first doctorate in philosophy. He earned his second doctorate in social and moral philosophy from the University of Helsinki, Finland, and later was awarded with an honorary doctorate in the Bradford University in Great Britain and, of course, Valahia University of Târgovişte. …”
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Upon İlhan Başgöz’s Dissertation Titled Turkish Biographic Folktales by Gürol Pehlivan

“…Though the supervisor Pertev Naili Boratav didn’t read the final version and couldn’t attend the jury by reason of his classes were suspended indefinitely, the dissertation, finished in 1949, was the second doctoral thesis completed in Turkey. For the reasons that it was one of the first dissertation and was about a topic not studied previously, it has a significant place in the history of Turkish folklore studies. …”
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Anxiety and Politics by Franz L Neumann

“…In London, he in 1936 obtained his second doctoral degree from the London School of Economics with the work “The Governance of the Rule of Law” under the supervision of Harold Laski and Karl Mannheim. …”
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