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Collocations for doctor - noun

ADJECTIVE

excellent, good
female, male, woman
qualified
experienced
trainee (BrE)
junior, senior (both BrE)
medical
military, prison, school, team
family (esp. BrE), local, primary-care (AmE)
Who is your family doctor?
hospital
emergency-room (abbreviated to ER)
NHS (in the UK)
private
locum (BrE)
eye
flying (in Australia)
witch

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VERB + doctor

register with (BrE)
You should register with a doctor as soon as possible.
call, fetch (BrE), get, send for
We called the doctor immediately.

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PHRASES

a doctor's appointment
a doctor's office (AmE), a doctor's surgery (BrE)
doctor's orders
He left the hospital against doctor's orders.

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Notes: Health practitioners

be …, practise/practice as …
He practises/practices as a clinical psychologist.
have a dentist, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist
Do you have a family doctor?
find …
What's the best way to find a therapist?
consult …, consult with … (AmE), go to …, see …, visit …
I think you ought to see a psychologist.
refer sb to …
Patients are often referred to a specialist.
… practises/practices
doctors who practise/practice from home
… examines sb/sth, … sees sb
I had an ear, nose and throat specialist examine my sinuses.
The doctor will see you now.
… treats sb/sth
He is being treated by the therapist.
… advises sb/sth
The doctor advised me to rest.
a dentist, doctor, psychiatrist, specialist prescribes (sb) sth
The psychiatrist prescribed antidepressants.

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