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Definitions from the WebGroup PracticeNoun - MedicalA group practice refers to a medical practice where multiple healthcare professionals work together to provide comprehensive patient care. This arrangement allows for enhanced collaboration and increased access to a variety of medical specialties. Sample Sentence: My mother prefers a group practice because she can choose from a team of doctors specializing in different fields. Noun - BusinessGroup practice in a business context denotes a collaborative setup where professionals from the same field come together to work as a team, sharing resources, knowledge, and clientele, for improved efficiency and mutual growth. Sample Sentence: The law firm is switching to a group practice model to leverage the expertise of its attorneys and expand its services to clients. Noun - MusicIn the realm of music, group practice refers to a gathering or rehearsal session where a band, choir, or musical ensemble hones their performance skills collectively in preparation for a concert, tournament, or recording. Sample Sentence: The jazz band had an intense group practice to ensure their synchronization and improvisation skills were at their peak. Verb - MedicalAs a verb, group practice describes the act of multiple medical professionals coming together to work collaboratively in providing patient care, often found in settings like hospitals or multi-specialty clinics. Sample Sentence: Due to the complexity of the patient's condition, the doctors decided to group practice to ensure a comprehensive and effective treatment plan. Related Products: | ||||
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