Definition
Definition of group practice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
professional collaborationTECH. joint operation of a profession by a group of peopleTECH.
- The doctors formed a group practice to share resources and expertise.
2.
shared resourcesTECH. medicine practice sharing premises and resourcesTECH.
- They joined a group practice to reduce costs.
Terms with group practice included in their meaning
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education
group of problems for practice or assessment
law practitioners
group of people qualified to practice law
licensed workers
group of people qualified to practice medicine
sports
group of players mimicking opponents for practice
group priority
practice of prioritizing group over individual interests
group practice
group activity where people share feelings in a circle
social
practice of excluding others from a group or activity
biology
stop existing as a species, group, type, or practice
sports
organized group where members regularly practice target shooting together
Examples of group practice in a sentence
The lawyers joined a group practice for better collaboration. The doctors formed a group practice for efficiency. Joining a group practice improved their work-life balance.
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- French:cabinet de groupe, cabinet médical commun, ...
- German:Gruppenpraxis, Gemeinschaftspraxis, ...
- Italian:studio associato, ...
- Spanish:práctica grupal, ...
- Portuguese:prática em grupo, clínica de grupo, ...
- Chinese:联合执业, 联合诊所, ...
- Japanese:グループ診療, 合同診療, ...
- Arabic:مُمَارَسَة جَمَاعِيَّة, مُجَمَّع طِبِّي, ...
- Hebrew:מִרְפָּאָה קְבוּצָתִית, מִרְפָּאָה מְשׁוּתֶּפֶת, ...
- Russian:групповая практика, коллективная практика, ...
- Ukrainian:групова практика, ...
- Hindi:समूह अभ्यास, साझा चिकित्सा अभ्यास, ...
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