Sentence examples for practices aged from inspiring English sources

All patients registered with the recruited GP practices aged 16 to 85 years were approached to enter the survey.

Simulated female individuals from the general UK population who were registered at general practices, aged 16 years and older.

Once all general practices were identified within each of the geographical areas, the local Family Health Services Authorities (CFAS I) and Primary Care Trusts (CFAS II) provided a pseudonymised number, gender, general practitioner (GP) surgery and date of birth for all patients registered at these practices aged 65 years and over.

The sample was drawn from all individuals recorded as having type 2 diabetes at the start of the observation period in the 101 general practices, aged 37 71 years in 2007, who had uncontrolled diabetes (HbA1c>7.5%) in 2007 and who also had HbA1c recorded in 2008 and 2009.

However, two regions were involved in piloting the age extension to the programme, which meant participants from two GP's practices aged 70 75 years were also included.

Dr. Miller, who practices age-management medicine in Los Angeles, doesn't accept Medicare or health insurance so there can be no third-party interference with her individual rights or those of her patients, she says.

This study examined trends in the work practices, ageing, and retirement patterns of psychiatrists.

Some demographic aspects of the population were correlated within practices: age, sex, and especially travel burden.

Using a mortality follow-back questionnaire design, GPs reported all deaths in their practices (age ≥ 18 yrs).

Although pairing and randomisation of the practices was done by a member of the research team, he was provided only with the characteristics of the practices (age and sex of general practitioner, type of practice).

This included the following data: percentage of GPs per 1000 capita, percentage of single handed (i.e. a solo medical practitioner) general practices, percentage of general practice patients aged under 15, and percentage of general practice patients aged over 65.