The phrase "academic clinic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a clinic that is affiliated with an academic institution, often focusing on education, research, and training in a specific field, such as medicine or psychology.
Example: "The university's academic clinic provides students with hands-on experience while offering valuable services to the community."
Alternatives: "educational clinic" or "training clinic".
There is room for therapeutic stem cells and tissue engineering in dental implantology; however, it requires careful selection of the clinical indications when these strategies advance from an academic clinic to the general practitioner.
Prior retrospective assessments of ND care reported a mean change of −0.65 % in patients at an academic clinic [ 7].
Forty-nine percent of all physicians practiced in an academic clinic (55% and 45% of black and white physicians, respectively).
Research examining the value of ND care for diabetes is limited to a retrospective analysis of data from patients seeking care from an ND academic clinic.
In one study, workers with PTSD were treated in an academic or community clinic, and in the other study workers with PTSD were treated in an academic clinic.
While these trials provided evidence of efficacy of decision aids in patients with diabetes receiving care in academic clinics, little is known about the effectiveness of these tools in routine clinical practice, particularly in rural clinics.
In response, we have established a research consortium for naturopathic academic clinics in four countries and across multiple world regions.
One hundred and thirty-three patients who receive regular B12 injections were included from three family practice units (two hospital-based academic clinics and one community health centre clinic) in Toronto.
Characteristics of naturopathic services at academic clinics suggest a pattern of patients and diagnoses consistent with those of conventional primary care.
This study was conducted at four academic clinics in an urban setting in Canada which may not be generalizable to other settings.
While the UCSF performance site primarily involved academic primary care clinics, the UC Davis site offered a mix of academic clinics (where full-time faculty and residents share a practice) and urban and suburban primary care network clinics (where most practitioners are full-time primary care clinicians).
