An assessment of blood alcohol testing practices found that 91% of physicians who do not measure blood alcohol concentration believe the test is not clinically important because knowledge of the patient's blood alcohol level does not benefit the patient.
Most doctors would rather not test for blood alcohol levels.
mnli hypothesis: Most doctors would rather not test for blood alcohol levels. premise: An assessment of blood alcohol testing practices found that 91% of physicians who do not measure blood alcohol concentration believe the test is not clinically important because knowledge of the patient's blood alcohol level does not benefit the patient.