Sentence examples for sole practices from inspiring English sources

Medical clinics were considered to be appropriate for studying physician-profiling methods because 98% (25,168) of all clinics (25,789) were sole practices as of 2006 [ 13].

GPs had a median of 25 (IQR 16 31) years of experience and were in group (n = 152, 85%) or sole practices (n = 27, 15%).

The two initial champions of the project truly believed in the advantages of a medical group practice vis-à-vis the current state of primary health care delivery in Quebec, which is depicted with the metaphor of "the image on the water": Over the last 20 years, I have seen deterioration in primary care services delivery towards sole practices.

For Yukie Kikuchi, 38, the city's sole practicing midwife, that has created worries.

Her father is a lawyer in sole practice in Manchester specializing in worker's compensation law.

Mr. Sutton, 33, is a real estate lawyer in sole practice in Manhattan.

His mother is a tax-planning lawyer in sole practice in Bethesda, Md. His father is a professor emeritus of modern history at George Washington University.

Twenty four (80%) were female, 5 (17%) were private practitioners and 9 (30%) often or always worked in sole practice settings.

Most participating GPs (54%) worked in a sole practice and had an average work experience level of 18.6 years.

Henry M. Thomas (1861– 1925), for example, was the sole practicing specialist in nervous diseases on the Hopkins faculty from 1889 until 1925.

The implementation of quality assessment procedures at practice level may be more difficult in countries with a less organised general practice (having no gate-keeper role, lower income, small practice size, majority of GPs working in sole practice without auxiliary personnel) because GPs in these countries do not have the resources for these extra tasks.