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Basic or general health care usually rendered by general practitioners, family practitioners, internists, obstetricians and pediatricians -- who are often referred to as primary care practitioners or PCPs. Professional and related services administered by an internist, family practitioner, obstetrician-gynecologist or pediatrician in an ambulatory setting, with referral to secondary care specialists, as necessary.
출처: www.plexisweb.com/glossary/words/p4.html
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| primary care physician |
A physician to whom a family or individual goes initially when ill or for a periodic health check. This physician assumes medical coordination of care with other physicians for the patient with multiple health concerns. SY
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| primary care physician |
A "generalist" such as a family practitioner, pediatrician, internist, or obstetrician. In a managed care organization, a primary care physician is accountable for the total health services of enrollees including referrals, procedures and hospitalization.
출처: www.hopkins-aids.edu/manage/glossary_m.html
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| primary care physician |
A physician that the employee selects from a listing of in-network providers. This person coordinates medical care for the individual and when appropriate makes referrals to specialists. Different primary care physicians may be selected by each member of the family.
출처: www.okccc.edu/humanresources/Glossary.html
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| primary care physician |
The term usually applies to internists, pediatricians, family physicians, and general practitioners. It may also apply to obstetrician/gynecologists.
출처: missourifamilies.org/features/healtharticles/healt...
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