Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

code-of-practice

noun

/kəʊd əv ˈpræktɪs/

Definition

A set of guidelines or rules established by an organization or profession to ensure consistent and acceptable standards of behavior and conduct.

Examples

The medical field has a code-of-practice to ensure patient confidentiality is maintained.
Every industry should have a code-of-practice to uphold quality and integrity.
The organization updated its code-of-practice to reflect the new laws.

Meaning

A code-of-practice serves as a framework within which members of a profession or organization can operate, providing direction on ethical behavior and practices.