Provider practice models in ambulatory oncology practice: analysis of productivity, revenue, and provider and patient satisfaction
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Provider practice models in ambulatory oncology practice: analysis of productivity, revenue, and provider and patient satisfaction
Abstract
Physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants often work in teams to deliver cancer care in ambulatory oncology practices. This is likely to become more prevalent as the demand for oncology services rises, and the number of providers increases only slightly.
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