"lead practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of guiding, directing, or being in charge of a specific activity or task. Example: Our manager always takes the lead practice during team meetings, ensuring that everyone stays on track and contributes their ideas.
The Freelon Group, headed by African American architect Philip Freelon, was the lead practice, with specific responsibility for the building's interior from the ground floor up.
Secondly, a project flyer was sent out to all lead practice nurses in two Primary Care Trusts (PCTs), inviting them to participate and asking them to forward the details on to the rest of their practice nurse forum.
First, the research team allocated 106 validated quality indicators to one of the three target populations (established CVD, at high risk, at low risk) and to different data-collection methods (data abstraction from the medical records, a patient survey, an interview with lead practice GP/a practice survey).
The eQIPP module has been developed to lead practices through systematic changes in their practice around addressing tobacco use and exposure.
These different pharmacologic and indication profiles may lead practicing physicians to target different types of patients with MDD for different SNRIs.
_ Above: Osmo Vänskä leads practice at Orchestra Hall, in Minneapolis, in September of 2012.
The MP for Birmingham Hall Green, Roger Godsiff's motion calls for a patient led practice, where the individual determines when and why their medical information is used, while Hodgkin thinks patient-owned records is where the NHS should be heading.
Where does Churchill's heroic example lead in practice?
George Burger, 46, and Brian Lunde, 48, were named to lead the practice as general managers.
Richard Sams, the lead family practice physician at the C.R.C.C., helped to edit this blog post.
They can lead good practice and model effective behaviour for novices.
