group practice

The need to study the individual in order to understand social and group practices.

He's part of the group practice set up in the office development where Emily's mom works.

Say, for example, you visit a particular dentist in a group practice.

If you need a doctor there's this group practice nearby, or that one.

You're in a group practice that devotes itself to them.

The concept of group practice in medicine was relatively new at the time.

The family doctor was replaced by the much more impersonal group practice.

Reality was a thriving group practice meant for four, with only three left and working double time.

He moved to Bridgeport in 1978 to join a group practice of six doctors.

The world's first "integrated group practice" was established by the seven partners and staff.

Like prayer, chant may be a component of either personal or group practice.

A merged company would also be in a position to build a national network of doctors' group practices.

He wondered why Tate had not joined a group practice like most of his colleagues.

"Other than group practice, did he ever stay out late on other occasions?"

As the group practiced together and improved they were eventually asked to entertain in public.

More recently, however, party and interest group practice has been seen as at odds with liberal-democratic theory.

It was Patience's turn to do standby emergency for her group practice.

His father, an obstetrician and gynecologist, works in a group practice there.

He worked for a group practice for several years.

Grouping practices for intervention classes have been implemented into school policy.

Unlike the settlers to the east and south, neither of these groups practiced slavery.

Some clinics and hospitals offer a group practice approach.

In the last few years, some doctors have formed loose affiliations among themselves so they can call it a group practice.

Group practice is the most traditional private practice model.

Half the proceeds will go to the medical group practice, but that can cover only a small fraction of the thefts.