Meanings of private practitioners in English

Conclusions: Weight-related factors in adolescents were infrequently assessed by private practitioners in Hong Kong.

The private practitioners, one after another, shook their heads and replied: It cannot be done.

Conclusion: Few private practitioners in Visakhapatnam, India reported TB diagnostic and treatment practices that met ISTC.

Elaborate instruments, seen more often in hospitals than in the houses of private practitioners, were scattered about.

Of the private practitioners of the art, some bring gifts to those whom they hunt: these are lovers.

This study demonstrates that the current management of TB by private practitioners in Kerala is still in need of improvement.

Apart from private practitioners and those engaged in large manufacturing concerns, analysts employed by public bodies are termed public analysts.

The most lumbered physiotherapists were those working as private practitioners and almost half of the injured respondents chose to work while injured.

There are often others, Government officials, or private practitioners, who, from the point of view of medical practice, are doing the same work.

The students were asked "In the past 12 months, has any private practitioners (or their nurses) measured or asked about these items?"

The fact you have private practitioners being involved in a sophisticated environment is why you need to favour transparency and exchange of information, he said.

The fact you have private practitioners being involved in a sophisticated environment is why you need to favor transparency and exchange of information, he said.

This paper draws on in-depth interviews with programme officers and staff, and semi-structured interviews with private practitioners (PP) practising in the study area.

Although services for directly-observed therapy have expanded markedly, improved case finding and involvement of private practitioners will be important to reduce the burden of disease.

Rural private practitioners, though, may be more cost-efficient than federally subsidized rural practitioners, at least under certain conditions which have yet to be fully delineated.

Results: Of 296 randomly selected private practitioners, 201 (68%) were assessed for compliance to ISTC diagnostic and treatment standards in TB management.