Organization of the Primary Care Team
Pediatric Clinics of North AmericaPublished 1 May 1974
Ben Siegel
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Recent developments in the team approach to primary care are examined, focusing on specific issues of interdisciplinary professional collaboration.
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With the increasing recognition of the need for collaborative work by health professionals in the provision of primary care services, new roles have evolved for nurses as nurse-practitioners and clinical specialists. Recent developments in the team approach to primary care are examined, focusing on specific issues of interdisciplinary professional collaboration.
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