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POINTS FROM GENERAL PRACTICE A number of independent surveys on general practice have been undertaken in the last few years and , because of the National Health Service , much more information of a statistical nature is available than ...
POINTS FROM GENERAL PRACTICE A number of independent surveys on general practice have been undertaken in the last few years and , because of the National Health Service , much more information of a statistical nature is available than ...
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it often leads to the establishment of a working association between partners which includes regular meetings and discussion of matters relating to the practice and patients under treatment and sharing of premises .
it often leads to the establishment of a working association between partners which includes regular meetings and discussion of matters relating to the practice and patients under treatment and sharing of premises .
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practice , urban and rural , shows clearly that the system is always possible if the advantages are sufficiently appreciated by the doctor . New appointments are generally made by telephone and the organisation has generally to allow ...
practice , urban and rural , shows clearly that the system is always possible if the advantages are sufficiently appreciated by the doctor . New appointments are generally made by telephone and the organisation has generally to allow ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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