The phrase "a practice population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, research, or any field where a group of individuals is studied or observed for practice or training purposes.
Example: "The researchers selected a practice population to test the effectiveness of the new treatment protocol."
Alternatives: "a training cohort" or "a study group".
There are three ways in which to express health gain in a practice population.
We sought to define a practice population in the absence of universal registration.
1857 general practices in England representing a practice population of 13.1 million registered patients.
This would enable GPs to define a practice population to which they can deliver appropriate anticipatory care.
The question remains as to how GPs can identify a practice population in order to institute population based programmes.
The participating practices had a practice population of 179 312 with 19 562 (10.9%) patients over the age of 65.
Shoulder pain is common with a one-year prevalence ranging between 5% and 47% [ 1, 2]. [ 3, 4] In a general practice population a one-week prevalence of 21% and one-month prevalence of 18% were reported [ 5].
It is potentially much easier to show changes for small numbers of individually recruited patients over a short period of time than for all cause prescribing for a whole practice population over a whole year.
This study was designed to evaluate how a similar questionnaire would be addressed by a general practice population and whether such a questionnaire might provide data in a form to facilitate GP cancer genetic risk estimation.
In this study we determined whether the proportion of patients experiencing a skeletal related event (SRE) in a clinical practice population was similar to that observed in phase III randomized controlled studies.
In this survey, 195 GPs (165 GP full time equivalents) in 104 practices participated with a total practice population of 394.192 (midtime population), comprising a 2.5% sample of the Dutch population.
