Translation of "Physician services" in German

Inpatient treatment in the hospital, in the standard care class not including treatment by a chief physician or optional services is covered.

Home Health Services (Office and mobile workers performing physician services for patient home visits)

Thus, the evidence suggests that public funding of all key aspects of medical care – physician and hospital services, drugs, and devices –- offers benefits of equity, efficiency, and industrial advantage.

You might be required to choose a major care physician, whose services are not usually subject to a deductible, however your PCP can refer you to out-of-community specialists whose services shall be partially lined by your insurance coverage company.

The expenses saved by BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring should be reallocated to adequately reimburse remote physician services.

Sometimes it is enough just to have a night to sleep on it and to talk with a sister, a physician or social services about how to go on from there.

Gives the physician, for their services, the honors it deserves, which he also created the Lord.

This can include lodging in a one or two-bed room and treatment by a leading physician (choice of services tariff) in addition to freedom to choose the clinic (cost remainder tariff).

Physicians at the service of the Palace had to swear an official oath (to the king).

Since different agents are responsible for in-patient and out-patient services, there is no incentive to move workload from costly hospitals to practising physicians whose services are cheaper.

Occupational physicians, regional OSHA services, national and federal states OSHA institutions, insurance companies and politicians were also targeted.

Access to these data should be enabled by the authorization checking devices, freely or only with a physician or rescue service ID code, which can preferably be input via a special physician or rescue service card or a physician/rescue service access peripheral ID code into the authorization checking devices, or only with an owner ID code.

The receiving unit 200 is part of the monitoring system 1000 and allows remote patient monitoring by a physician or a service center.

For example, a physician, a service center, or patient, can issue a query via an interrogation device (which may include the receiving unit 200), and a follow-up examination of the patient can be scheduled if appropriate.

By first assistance one understands also the measures which can be accomplished by laymen, in order to save human life to turn or moderate threatening dangers or health trouble away up to the arrival of professional assistance (physician, emergency service).

The patient/living being can thus be monitored remotely by the physician or a service center, and alarm conditions can be generated based on the transmitted evaluation results, which are displayed in the service center and/or directly at the physician's practice.

Such evaluation results and patient values can advantageously also be visually depicted, for example as histograms, plots of transient signals, or symbolically or numerically depicted mean values, to communicate critical conditions of the patient to a physician or service center in an intuitive and rapidly understandable manner.

In addition, evaluation results and/or the pulse transit time ?t can be regularly transmitted to the receiving unit 200 (which again may be provided as part of a patient, physician, or service center device), such as once a day, and from there they can be forwarded to other recipients via a suitable wired or wireless data connection of the monitoring system 1000 .

The patient can thus be monitored remotely by the physician or a service center, and alarm conditions can be generated based on the transmitted pulse transit time and/or evaluation signals, which are displayed in the service center and/or directly at the physician's practice.

Such patient values can advantageously also be visualized, for example within the context of histograms, transient signals, or mean values, in order to clarify critical conditions of the patient to a physician, patient, or service center in the most intuitive and quickly discernible manner possible.