The General Practitioner (GP) is called the General Practitioner. He is the doctor who specializes in the primary health care of the patients. The general physician is given the various physical and psychological symptoms of diseases in different departments. The general doctor receives the Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree. This is the first certificate obtained by the beginner in medicine.

The family doctor is a general practitioner. He has the ability to diagnose various diseases and to refer the patient to a specialist. However, the family doctor must complete his studies after graduation so that he can know and diagnose the correct symptoms of the patient.

There are more than 1.3 million diagnoses worldwide from GPs in GPs or in patients' homes, especially older people with chronic diseases. They prefer to stay at home, and you can also find a GP in school clinics and residential care homes. In the community they may run clinics in schools and in residential and nursing care homes.

The examination period of the general practitioner takes 10 minutes. During this time, the patient prepares the required tests, and the previous and current medical history. The general practitioner examines these tests, diagnoses the correct disease and writes effective treatment for your illness.

There is also a very important role for the public practitioner, preventive medicine and health promotion, through child immunization and smoking cessation clinics, as well as lifestyle advice. The GP plays a vital role in protecting children and the elderly.

The GP is hired by the government and you get all the benefits of hiring, receiving a specific salary according to your experience and getting holidays, and maternity rights as well. The GP may choose to open his own clinic and work for him to increase his profits and pay his taxes.

There are lots of other opportunities to develop your role in general practice, Whether you are a salaried GP or a partner, administration is a big part of the work. This includes reading and acting on letters received from hospital specialists and patients, signing repeat prescriptions, death certificates, statements of fitness for work and preparing letters and reports. GP also carries out audits to improve systems and outcomes of care as part of the Quality and Outcomes targets system.