The organization is a loose network of individual physicians, practicing individually and paid on a fee-for-service basis.
Depending on their specialty, age, gender, whether they practice individually, in small groups or large groups and, most importantly, where they practice, a good many American doctors – especially primary-care physicians — probably do struggle to meet payroll, other practice costs and malpractice premiums and still have enough net income to support a family.
In 1980, the State Council published an official document that allowed medical doctors to practice individually, legitimizing private practice.
The first is discipline: I don't know that it's well understood; music students practice individually, maybe, three, four, five, six hours a day.
Too often, groups convene before presentation day in order to do a dress rehearsals, but group members assume that is the deadline for completing the project and leave no room for practicing individually beforehand.
The CoP models suggest that providers interact creatively with colleagues, instead of practicing individually in a prescribed and predictable way [ 12], and people learn through practice and interaction with others.
Attending the group sessions is required to determine the compliance of each participant with the APA programme, but participants are free to practice more exercise individually or attend additional group sessions.
There is need for efforts to promote research in the field of CAM to address each practice individually.
Worshiping a divine entity that is both god and goddess, Wiccans practice individually or gather in groups called circles or covens, where they call on the deities to guide them, sometimes using magic spells.
This is checked for each GP practice individually while taking the samples.
