The phrase "a sample of general practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subset of general practitioners selected for a study, survey, or analysis.
Example: "The research involved collecting data from a sample of general practitioners to understand their prescribing habits."
Alternatives: "a group of general practitioners" or "a selection of general practitioners".
A sample of general practitioners and paediatricians will be trained in patient counselling strategies.
We conducted an exploratory qualitative study through group interviews among a sample of general practitioners (GP) in the Wallonie-Bruxelles Region (the French speaking part of Belgium).
A sample of general practitioners, health care consumers, pharmacists and practice managers in South-East Queensland were invited to participate in focus groups or semi-structured interviews.
The objectives of this study were to assess burnout in a sample of general practitioners (GPs), to determine factors associated with depersonalisation and to investigate its impact on doctors' consultations with patients.
In this paper, we report the impact of applying this guidance in a sample of general practitioner (GP) practices across London to investigate whether it is possible to raise diagnosis rates through undertaking an exercise to 'clean up' dementia coding and records at a practice level.
The objective of the present study is to test the short- and long-term efficacy of brief advice, which is delivered by a representative sample of general practitioners, and computer-generated tailored letters in a randomly selected population of adult smoking patients.
A combined qualitative and quantitative study that uses data collected from focus groups, observations of primary care encounters and a questionnaire survey of a random sample of general practitioners to describe their use of EPR in primary care.
The EPI3-LASER study was a nationwide observational survey of a representative sample of general practitioners and their patients in France.
The EPI3 survey was a nationwide, observational study of a representative sample of general practitioners and their patients, conducted in France between March 2007 and July 2008.
A survey was distributed to a convenience sample of general practitioners, and staff in 223 consecutive residential care facilities in Perth, Western Australia.
A cross-sectional mail survey conducted in a random sample of general practitioners in Montreal found that the correlates of smoking cessation counseling activity were female gender, high self-efficacy, and favorable views about smoking cessation help.
