general practice

noun

1. family practice.

Word History and Origins

Origin of general practice¹

First recorded in 1815–25

Example Sentences

The Institute of General Practice Management, which represents GP practice managers, has estimated the rise will put up the tax bill of the average sized surgery by around £20,000 a year, with planned increases to the minimum wage adding another £10,000 on average to wage costs.

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"We would describe general practice as being on the precipice and, for a significant number of practices, this could push them over the edge," he said.

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The Institute of General Practice Management, which represents GP practice managers, has estimated the rise will cost the average surgery about £20,000 more a year.

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The Institute of General Practice Management, which represents GP practice managers, has estimated that the rise will put up the tax bill of the average surgery by around £20,000 a year.

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General Practice has been feeling that heat for some time and the flames are likely to get higher.

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