"If you got the job would it mean giving up general practice?"

It had been my general practice to buy and sell things really useful.

"We don't have such a policy, but it is a general practice in the industry," he said.

For the last 20 years, he has been a doctor in general practice.

As a general practice, police often only use the tactic on groups of people.

Ill health caused him to give up in 1853 and he turned to general practice.

Before serving on the court, he was engaged in the general practice of law.

"Oh, they have a general practice, but they're best known for their work in criminal law."

Others will work with primary care doctors in general practice.

But that concept has not been put into general practice.

In 1992, only 14.6 percent of medical students decided to go into general medicine, an all-time low.

However, it was not until 1967 that complete training in general medicine started.

Rentler went on to medical school and continued to practice general internal medicine for several years.

This axis is similar to what would be considered an illness or disease in general medicine.

He had little interest in general medicine, and decided to become a psychiatrist.

How a contract could be agreed for, say, general medicine, other than on a population basis is difficult to envisage.

The faculty also offers a specific training in general medicine.

This is what occurs in general medicine in most countries.

"I've been very happy, but you have to love people to do general medicine," she said.

These professionals have had advanced training in many aspects of general medicine.