Sentence examples for diverse general practices from inspiring English sources
20 socioeconomically diverse general practices in Lothian, Scotland.
To obtain a range of views that reflected diverse general practices, purposive sampling was used to recruit GPs.
A maximum variation sample of professional and patient participants were recruited from five demographically diverse general practices and another group of primary care professionals in one Scottish region.
We identified potentially eligible participants from electronic searches of clinical record systems in 20 socioeconomically diverse general practices in south east Scotland, based on the Scottish index of multiple deprivation, 15 and recruited participants between February 2009 and October 2010.
Participants in ECHOES-X were derived from the original ECHOES study cohort, which screened 6162 participants from 16 socioeconomically diverse general practices in central England between March 1995 and February 1999.
Participants were recruited from seven South-West London (UK) general practices, representing diverse socio-economic and ethnic groups.
Setting Four urban UK general practices with diverse organisational characteristics using electronic patient records that supported semi-automation of repeat prescribing.
21 The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate the efficacy of an intervention programme with 12-month follow-up, for an ethnically diverse overweight/obese population recruited from general practices in a pragmatic randomised controlled trial (RCT) following the Medical Research Council framework for complex interventions.
While benefits of ecological engineering practices are diverse, general conclusions can be derived to facilitate communication.
The practices selected for this study were diverse and not dissimilar to the profile of English general practices overall.
Setting Provision of primary and secondary care via general practices, specialist nurses, and hospital clinics in three diverse regions of England (Cornwall, Kent, and Newham), with established integrated health and social care systems.
