0 the work of a family practitioner (= a doctor) who treats the people who live in the local area and treats conditions that do not need a hospital visit
Internal medicine and family practice clinics provide a wide range of primary care health services to men, women, children and adolescents.
Home nursing is the most important contribution made by the local authorities to family practice.
Participants were members of a single, large organized system of health care with family practice physicians for primary care providers.
More than 70% of internal medicine and family practice programs began new direct patient care training opportunities utilizing hospital-based palliative care or hospice programs.
He begins, by describing the sense of distress he views in current general practice with the transformation of family practice into a 'production line process'.
More encouraging still is the emergence of a new strategy in collaborative family practice, begun by attorneys who felt uncomfor table with adversarial dispute resolutions.
Its main use is in clinical studies to monitor changes after medical intervention, as a screening instrument in family practice, and in cross-cultural studies.
Screening depressed patients in family practice : a rapid technique.