The consultation has been described as the cornerstone of general practice: "The essential unit of medical practice is the occasion when, in the intimacy of the consulting room or sick room, a person who is ill, or believes himself to be ill, seeks the advice of a doctor whom he trusts.
Compliance with the National Environmental Protection Act and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act is the cornerstone of the practice of CRM in the United States but also includes practices associated with other laws and policies, historic buildings and structures, landscapes and places, and other cultural resources.
To lawyers, protecting clients' confidentiality is a cornerstone of the practice of law.
Ernst said, "Independence is the cornerstone of our practice and our obligation to the public.
This strategy of 'damage-assessment' has been the cornerstone of medical practice in this field since the discovery of insulin.
It became the cornerstone of her practice, removing all distraction, infusing the finished work with a singularity and focus that borders on purity.
He found the workings of his own psyche fascinating and illuminating and, as he deployed the method with his patients, he began to build the theories that became the cornerstone of psychoanalytic practice: listening, observing, feeling, reflecting.
The suit, which calls the gun inquiry rule a "gag law," contends that prevention is a cornerstone of medical practice and that free discussions are key to the doctor-patient relationship and are protected by federal privacy rules.
Sound clinical judgment is the cornerstone of medical practice and begins early during medical education.
Knowledge of the appropriate anatomy and anatomical relations is therefore essential, not only during surgical training, but as the cornerstone of surgical practice.
