Sentence examples for groups of practice from inspiring English sources

Focus groups were used to collect data from groups of practice staff: practice nurses, practices managers and receptionists.

The data on the scatter plot (Fig.  3) show the separation of the LHINs into two distinct groups of practice style when comparing the rates of use of neck ultrasound with rates of cancer diagnosis.

Regardless of the increased interest in team-based forms of organizing primary care delivery [ 31- 33], the results of this investigation clearly highlights the difficulties of working together in interdisciplinary groups of practice.

The WCW job satisfaction items were compared between the three groups of practice staff (physician, practice colleague, non-physician staff) by using ANOVA; mean and corresponding 95% CIs were presented.

Participating general practices were representative of the local area in terms of number of GPs working in the practice, ethnic groups of practice population, and urban location, and had a range of deprivation scores, with a median score of 40.3 (Table 1).

On the one hand, this investigation is the only one with an intense presence in the field of Quebec FGMs over a long period of time, and the only one that is examining the emergent identity of these groups of practice in the Quebec health care landscape.

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.

Table  3 shows referrals, interventions and birth outcomes in the three tertile groups of practices.

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.