Definition of family practice in English:

family practice

noun

North American

1mass noun The work of a doctor who provides primary health care to members of the local community.
applicants must have experience in occupational medicine or family practice
as modifier a family practice doctor
Example sentencesExamples
- Negative undergraduate experiences may discourage men from involvement in contraception and gynaecological problems in family practice.
- After finishing her residency in community and family practice, she spent a year volunteering at the clinic.
- Exercise is healthy for most expectant mothers, says Dr. Fick, associate clinical professor of family practice at the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
- I want to go into pediatrics or family practice.
- Simultaneously, family practice went into decline, and the era of medical specialization was born.
- The regional committee consisted of representatives from the various FHP departments, such as internal medicine, family practice, and surgery.
- In addition to working in family practice he charted the pattern of the common diseases that he saw clinically.
- When he emigrated to Canada he developed an interest in the family practice department at St Paul's Hospital.
- Recently, family practice as a specialty has gained in popularity.
1. 1.1count noun The business or premises of a doctor providing primary health care to members of the local community.
  he noticed an increase in patients in this age group at his family practice in Miami
  Example sentencesExamples
  He and his wife settled into a family practice in Vermont.
  Both studies conclude that domestic violence is common among patients attending family practices, but the situation is frequently unrecognized.
  In my family practice, garlic oil is a staple amongst my pediatric patients.
  In 1979, they moved to a small town in Texas, where Richard established a family practice.
  This is the conclusion of a study conducted in 20 family practices in New England.
  Experts have called for the introduction of suicide awareness and prevention programmes in schools and family practices where pointers can be identified.
  The test-and-treat study recruited 294 adult patients from 36 family practices in Canada.
  By 1955 he had opened his own family practice in Montreal, where he became one of the first doctors to offer contraceptive treatments.
  He also maintains a private family practice at the Center for Women's Health/Center for Naturopathic Medicine in Connecticut.
  She established a family practice in Vanderhoof and was also associated with a cancer clinic that opened at St. John Hospital in 2008.

Definition of family practice in US English:

family practice

noun

North American

1The work of a doctor who provides primary healthcare to members of the local community.
applicants must have experience in occupational medicine or family practice
as modifier a family practice doctor
Example sentencesExamples
- Simultaneously, family practice went into decline, and the era of medical specialization was born.
- In addition to working in family practice he charted the pattern of the common diseases that he saw clinically.
- When he emigrated to Canada he developed an interest in the family practice department at St Paul's Hospital.
- I want to go into pediatrics or family practice.
- The regional committee consisted of representatives from the various FHP departments, such as internal medicine, family practice, and surgery.
- Recently, family practice as a specialty has gained in popularity.
- Exercise is healthy for most expectant mothers, says Dr. Fick, associate clinical professor of family practice at the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
- Negative undergraduate experiences may discourage men from involvement in contraception and gynaecological problems in family practice.
- After finishing her residency in community and family practice, she spent a year volunteering at the clinic.
1. 1.1 The business or premises of a doctor providing primary healthcare to members of the local community.
  he noticed an increase in patients in this age group at his family practice in Miami
  Example sentencesExamples
  In 1979, they moved to a small town in Texas, where Richard established a family practice.
  The test-and-treat study recruited 294 adult patients from 36 family practices in Canada.
  In my family practice, garlic oil is a staple amongst my pediatric patients.
  Experts have called for the introduction of suicide awareness and prevention programmes in schools and family practices where pointers can be identified.
  She established a family practice in Vanderhoof and was also associated with a cancer clinic that opened at St. John Hospital in 2008.
  He also maintains a private family practice at the Center for Women's Health/Center for Naturopathic Medicine in Connecticut.
  He and his wife settled into a family practice in Vermont.
  Both studies conclude that domestic violence is common among patients attending family practices, but the situation is frequently unrecognized.
  By 1955 he had opened his own family practice in Montreal, where he became one of the first doctors to offer contraceptive treatments.
  This is the conclusion of a study conducted in 20 family practices in New England.

单词	family practice
释义	Definition of family practice in English: family practice noun North American 1mass noun The work of a doctor who provides primary health care to members of the local community. applicants must have experience in occupational medicine or family practice as modifier a family practice doctor Example sentencesExamples Negative undergraduate experiences may discourage men from involvement in contraception and gynaecological problems in family practice. After finishing her residency in community and family practice, she spent a year volunteering at the clinic. Exercise is healthy for most expectant mothers, says Dr. Fick, associate clinical professor of family practice at the University of Iowa College of Medicine. I want to go into pediatrics or family practice. Simultaneously, family practice went into decline, and the era of medical specialization was born. The regional committee consisted of representatives from the various FHP departments, such as internal medicine, family practice, and surgery. In addition to working in family practice he charted the pattern of the common diseases that he saw clinically. When he emigrated to Canada he developed an interest in the family practice department at St Paul's Hospital. Recently, family practice as a specialty has gained in popularity. 1.1count noun The business or premises of a doctor providing primary health care to members of the local community. he noticed an increase in patients in this age group at his family practice in Miami Example sentencesExamples He and his wife settled into a family practice in Vermont. Both studies conclude that domestic violence is common among patients attending family practices, but the situation is frequently unrecognized. In my family practice, garlic oil is a staple amongst my pediatric patients. In 1979, they moved to a small town in Texas, where Richard established a family practice. This is the conclusion of a study conducted in 20 family practices in New England. Experts have called for the introduction of suicide awareness and prevention programmes in schools and family practices where pointers can be identified. The test-and-treat study recruited 294 adult patients from 36 family practices in Canada. By 1955 he had opened his own family practice in Montreal, where he became one of the first doctors to offer contraceptive treatments. He also maintains a private family practice at the Center for Women's Health/Center for Naturopathic Medicine in Connecticut. She established a family practice in Vanderhoof and was also associated with a cancer clinic that opened at St. John Hospital in 2008. Definition of family practice in US English: family practice noun North American 1The work of a doctor who provides primary healthcare to members of the local community. applicants must have experience in occupational medicine or family practice as modifier a family practice doctor Example sentencesExamples Simultaneously, family practice went into decline, and the era of medical specialization was born. In addition to working in family practice he charted the pattern of the common diseases that he saw clinically. When he emigrated to Canada he developed an interest in the family practice department at St Paul's Hospital. I want to go into pediatrics or family practice. The regional committee consisted of representatives from the various FHP departments, such as internal medicine, family practice, and surgery. Recently, family practice as a specialty has gained in popularity. Exercise is healthy for most expectant mothers, says Dr. Fick, associate clinical professor of family practice at the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Negative undergraduate experiences may discourage men from involvement in contraception and gynaecological problems in family practice. After finishing her residency in community and family practice, she spent a year volunteering at the clinic. 1.1 The business or premises of a doctor providing primary healthcare to members of the local community. he noticed an increase in patients in this age group at his family practice in Miami Example sentencesExamples In 1979, they moved to a small town in Texas, where Richard established a family practice. The test-and-treat study recruited 294 adult patients from 36 family practices in Canada. In my family practice, garlic oil is a staple amongst my pediatric patients. Experts have called for the introduction of suicide awareness and prevention programmes in schools and family practices where pointers can be identified. She established a family practice in Vanderhoof and was also associated with a cancer clinic that opened at St. John Hospital in 2008. He also maintains a private family practice at the Center for Women's Health/Center for Naturopathic Medicine in Connecticut. He and his wife settled into a family practice in Vermont. Both studies conclude that domestic violence is common among patients attending family practices, but the situation is frequently unrecognized. By 1955 he had opened his own family practice in Montreal, where he became one of the first doctors to offer contraceptive treatments. This is the conclusion of a study conducted in 20 family practices in New England.
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