Sentence examples for regular general practice from inspiring English sources

In our trial 46% of physicians screened their healthy patients with digital rectal examination during regular general practice activities.

21 Provision of timely care within a primary care setting has many challenges, for example due to patients having difficulty in attending consultations during regular general practice hours.

The study may be subject to ascertainment bias; regular general practice visits for a chronic condition such as diabetes may increase the likelihood of receiving a zoster diagnosis.

The motivation is perhaps missing.' The population screening procedure in the study identified patients that the GPs would not think had MOH, and they were unsure how they could identify these patients in regular general practice.

Further research is warranted into how best to serve patients whose employment commitments make attendance at their practice during regular general practice hours difficult or impossible; these analyses provided no indication that a telephone triage system improves the experience of such patients.

One study was carried out in a training practice, and we are not sure whether this is completely comparable to regular general practices.

The workshop was advertised through email invitations and in a regular regional general practice newsletter.

Although our patient sample was small, we do not recommend that administering SESIs for the pain treatment of LRS be implemented as a regular intervention in general practice.

The diagnosis of non-fatal myocardial infarction (MI) was based on reports from general practitioners, supplemented by regular reviews of general practice records, and diagnosed in accordance with World Health Organisation criteria [17].

These observations, together with the fact that the majority of patients at risk for STIs have regular access to general practice services, justify renewed efforts to enliven primary care-based STI surveillance strategies.

According to van Weel et al., "co-morbidity is a regular feature of general practice and dealing with co-morbidity needs a patient-centred rather than a disease-oriented approach" [ 26].