(3) Research has translated the seemingly arcane psychiatric nomenclature into practical tools designed specifically for general medical practice.
The results of this study do not support the hypothesis that there is a clinically relevant difference in the hearing performance of patients with COPD which can be measured with practicable tools for use in general medical practice.
REPORTER AT LARGE about general medical practice, especially in Maine, a state with no medical school and a scarcity of rural doctors.
By John McPhee The New Yorker, July 23 , 1984P. 40 REPORTER AT LARGE about general medical practice, especially in Maine, a state with no medical school and a scarcity of rural doctors.
Family practice as it is presently defined has only been officially recognized since 1969, but it developed from older models of general medical practice in which all of a patient's health care needs were met by a single physician.
Drug discovery and development procedure involves; acquisition, preclinical screening, production and formulation, toxicology, clinical trials, and general medical practice [3].
These reforms drove all but two other types of physicians out of legitimate general medical practice, reducing the numbers of practitioners competing for patients' dollars.
Many elderly patients with comorbid conditions such as hypertension or lipid disorders suffer from vertigo and dizziness, one of the 10 symptoms that are most commonly seen in general medical practice.
You wouldn't accept that in general medical practice.
In general medical practice bromine derivatives are used as disinfectants.
This indicates a need for treatment programmes in general medical practice.
