Doctor Or DNP: Who Is Really Providing Care?
It can be confusing and overwhelming for patients to navigate the medical system and get the care they need, at the time they need it, and within the parameters of their insurance.
- October 1,2023 | ISSN 1940-6967
- The National Association Of Medical Doctors
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In This Issue
- Doctor Or DNP: Who Is Really Providing Care?
- Don't Call Them 'Private Parts'
- The Erosion Of Patient Care
- A New Way to Protect Against Heart Attacks
- Addressing Dual Diagnosis Needs In Addiction Treatment
- 'Con Man' Gets Another Top Hospital Job, This Time At Penn Medicine
- The Physician Specialties With The Least Burnout
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