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1. • • private practice n (Medicine) Brit medical practice that is not part of the National Health Service
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   What is the meaning of private practice?

   • 1. private practice- the practice of a profession independently and not as an employee; "he teaches at the medical school but his fortune came from private practice"; "lawyers in private practice are in business and must make a profit to survive"

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   Why is private practice important?

   • Private practice remains a viable and rewarding setting, allowing physicians to provide more individualized care to patients and set their own pace. It is also critical for rural and underserved populations, with the potential to make a significant difference in their health care outcomes.

   What is private practice—and is it right for you?

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   What does independent private practice mean?

   • An independent private practice is a professional practice (whether sole, partnership or group) that is self-supporting, meaning its accommodation, facilities and services are not provided or subsidised by another party such as a public hospital or publicly funded facility.

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   Is private practice a good choice for a physician?

   • A recent AMA Physician Practice Benchmark Survey showed that 49.1% of U.S. physicians delivering patient care work in practices wholly owned by physicians. The private practice setting can be particularly rewarding for the freedom and other benefits it offers physicians, but it also has its share of challenges.

   What is private practice—and is it right for you?

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   Are doctors in private practice'moonlight'?

   • Physicians in private practice represent 80% of the total. As salaries have lagged behind, doctors often feel the need to "moonlight" in private practice. Ultrasound is performed by doctors in private practice, in regional public or private clinics, and in tertiary referral university hospitals.

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   Is private practice allowed in non-private hospitals?

   • In very few non-private hospitals is private practice allowed on the premises. I try to keep a balance between 'doing it' and 'teaching it' by combining lecturing and tutoring with private practice. Sixty-one percent of the hygienists and 57 percent of the dentists were working in private practice.

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   general practice old term for comprehensive medical care regardless of age of the patient or presence of a condition that may require the services of a specialist; this term has now largely been replaced by the term family practice.

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   private practice - the practice of a profession independently and not as an employee; "he teaches at the medical school but his fortune came from private practice"; "lawyers in private practice are in business and must make a profit to survive".

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   PRIVATE PRACTICE definition: 1. the work of a professional person such as a doctor or lawyer who has their own business and does…. Learn more.

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   private practice. British medical practice that is not part of the National Health Service.... Click for English pronunciations, examples sentences, video.

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   By avoiding jargon, the dictionary offers concise and easily accessible information for users searching for descriptions of over-the-counter or prescription medications, medical abbreviations, test procedures, medical research topics, or illnesses.

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   Oct 25, 2023 · Private practice remains a viable and rewarding setting, allowing physicians to provide more individualized care to patients and set their own pace. It is also critical for rural and underserved populations, with the potential to make a significant difference in their health care outcomes.

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   noun. the practice of one's profession as an independent rather than as an employee. private practice. noun. medical practice that is not part of the National Health Service.