Sentence examples for both groups of practices from inspiring English sources
Overall, a composite chronic illness score that included A1C, lipid levels, blood pressure, and retinal exams improved in both groups of practices, however, paradoxically even more so in noncoached practices (8.3 vs. 9.1%, P < 0.0001) (44).
We evaluated both groups of variables (physician characteristics and practice characteristics) for their statistical association with the outcome variables.
For example, Bristol Community Health, a social enterprise, has multidisciplinary teams working with groups of practices as well as coordinating with hospital and social care.
Following such a distinction, instructional practices in science classrooms were classified into two groups of practices: traditional teacher-led expository practices and the more inquiry-oriented, student-led, constructivist modes of instruction.
Twelve groups of practices were identified to represent all combinations of the three variables.
Data were collected from 59 out of 60 (98.3%) practices (or groups of practices) within Medway PCT; one practice declined to take part.
For example, GP fund holding was considered to be much more practice-led than practice-based commissioning (PBC) which involved groups of practices rather than individual practices.
We shall randomise the five resulting groups of practices, pharmacies and patients to begin pharmaceutical care in five successive phases.
We compare three groups of practices: (i) LHCC participants; (ii) non-participants; and (iii) practices in areas that chose not to form LHCCs, which we label 'ineligible practices'.
Table 2 shows the numbers of practices and the sizes of the population registered in each of the three groups of practices in 1999 and 2003.
