Definition of general practitioner in English:

general practitioner

(British GP)

noun

A doctor based in the community who treats patients with minor or chronic illnesses and refers those with serious conditions to a hospital.
（专治小病或慢性病的）社区全科医师
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients expected their general practitioner to be aware of their diagnosis, which was often not the case.
- Questionnaires are usually used and are completed by the patients and their general practitioners.
- We asked all general practitioners and practice nurses to attend all three sessions.
- Perth has numerous specialists in skin diagnosis to whom general practitioners could refer patients.
- Patients seen by a nurse were referred to a general practitioner when appropriate.
- Five of the studies assessed the effect of continuing medical education on general practitioners.
- This is true not only for general practitioners and nurses, but also for patients.
- The idea is for general practitioners to compare with patients a dummy medication with a real one.
- The nurses contacted a general practitioner only if there was a particular issue with a patient.
- The treatment can be delivered by suitably trained practice nurses or general practitioners.
- None of the general practitioners personally showed patients how or when to use an auto-injector.
- The nurse would direct the more serious cases to a general practitioner.
- Patients in local hospitals owned by local communities are treated by general practitioners.
- We compared the ability of general practitioners and practice nurses to interpret three of these methods.
- Patients want their general practitioners to listen and take them seriously.
- This is usually done by either a gynaecologist, a general practitioner, or a nurse practitioner.
- Obstetric care by general practitioners is a declining service in Canada.
- Two patients chose to be treated by their general practitioner, giving too small a group to be included in the analysis.
- One possibility for reducing costs would be to use a nurse practitioner instead of the general practitioner.
- About one third of general practitioners had treated refugees, but few staff had undergone training.

Definition of general practitioner in US English:

general practitioner

(British GP)

nounˈdʒɛn(ə)rəl prækˈtɪʃ(ə)nərˈjen(ə)rəl prakˈtiSH(ə)nər

A medical doctor who is trained to provide primary healthcare to patients of either sex and any age.
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients in local hospitals owned by local communities are treated by general practitioners.
- We asked all general practitioners and practice nurses to attend all three sessions.
- The idea is for general practitioners to compare with patients a dummy medication with a real one.
- Patients seen by a nurse were referred to a general practitioner when appropriate.
- Patients expected their general practitioner to be aware of their diagnosis, which was often not the case.
- About one third of general practitioners had treated refugees, but few staff had undergone training.
- Perth has numerous specialists in skin diagnosis to whom general practitioners could refer patients.
- Five of the studies assessed the effect of continuing medical education on general practitioners.
- This is usually done by either a gynaecologist, a general practitioner, or a nurse practitioner.
- Two patients chose to be treated by their general practitioner, giving too small a group to be included in the analysis.
- The nurse would direct the more serious cases to a general practitioner.
- We compared the ability of general practitioners and practice nurses to interpret three of these methods.
- This is true not only for general practitioners and nurses, but also for patients.
- One possibility for reducing costs would be to use a nurse practitioner instead of the general practitioner.
- The nurses contacted a general practitioner only if there was a particular issue with a patient.
- Obstetric care by general practitioners is a declining service in Canada.
- Questionnaires are usually used and are completed by the patients and their general practitioners.
- Patients want their general practitioners to listen and take them seriously.
- None of the general practitioners personally showed patients how or when to use an auto-injector.
- The treatment can be delivered by suitably trained practice nurses or general practitioners.

单词	general practitioner
释义	Definition of general practitioner in English: general practitioner (British GP) noun A doctor based in the community who treats patients with minor or chronic illnesses and refers those with serious conditions to a hospital. （专治小病或慢性病的）社区全科医师 Example sentencesExamples Patients expected their general practitioner to be aware of their diagnosis, which was often not the case. Questionnaires are usually used and are completed by the patients and their general practitioners. We asked all general practitioners and practice nurses to attend all three sessions. Perth has numerous specialists in skin diagnosis to whom general practitioners could refer patients. Patients seen by a nurse were referred to a general practitioner when appropriate. Five of the studies assessed the effect of continuing medical education on general practitioners. This is true not only for general practitioners and nurses, but also for patients. The idea is for general practitioners to compare with patients a dummy medication with a real one. The nurses contacted a general practitioner only if there was a particular issue with a patient. The treatment can be delivered by suitably trained practice nurses or general practitioners. None of the general practitioners personally showed patients how or when to use an auto-injector. The nurse would direct the more serious cases to a general practitioner. Patients in local hospitals owned by local communities are treated by general practitioners. We compared the ability of general practitioners and practice nurses to interpret three of these methods. Patients want their general practitioners to listen and take them seriously. This is usually done by either a gynaecologist, a general practitioner, or a nurse practitioner. Obstetric care by general practitioners is a declining service in Canada. Two patients chose to be treated by their general practitioner, giving too small a group to be included in the analysis. One possibility for reducing costs would be to use a nurse practitioner instead of the general practitioner. About one third of general practitioners had treated refugees, but few staff had undergone training. Definition of general practitioner in US English: general practitioner (British GP) nounˈdʒɛn(ə)rəl prækˈtɪʃ(ə)nərˈjen(ə)rəl prakˈtiSH(ə)nər A medical doctor who is trained to provide primary healthcare to patients of either sex and any age. Example sentencesExamples Patients in local hospitals owned by local communities are treated by general practitioners. We asked all general practitioners and practice nurses to attend all three sessions. The idea is for general practitioners to compare with patients a dummy medication with a real one. Patients seen by a nurse were referred to a general practitioner when appropriate. Patients expected their general practitioner to be aware of their diagnosis, which was often not the case. About one third of general practitioners had treated refugees, but few staff had undergone training. Perth has numerous specialists in skin diagnosis to whom general practitioners could refer patients. Five of the studies assessed the effect of continuing medical education on general practitioners. This is usually done by either a gynaecologist, a general practitioner, or a nurse practitioner. Two patients chose to be treated by their general practitioner, giving too small a group to be included in the analysis. The nurse would direct the more serious cases to a general practitioner. We compared the ability of general practitioners and practice nurses to interpret three of these methods. This is true not only for general practitioners and nurses, but also for patients. One possibility for reducing costs would be to use a nurse practitioner instead of the general practitioner. The nurses contacted a general practitioner only if there was a particular issue with a patient. Obstetric care by general practitioners is a declining service in Canada. Questionnaires are usually used and are completed by the patients and their general practitioners. Patients want their general practitioners to listen and take them seriously. None of the general practitioners personally showed patients how or when to use an auto-injector. The treatment can be delivered by suitably trained practice nurses or general practitioners.
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