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hospital-based physician

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hospital-based physician
A physician who provides 'clinical support'
for Pt management, performing medical services within a hospital/health center Examples Radiologists, anesthesiologists, pathologists, ER physicians–
acronym, 'RAPERs', physicians specialized in nuclear medicine, radiation oncology, rehab medicine, occupational medicine, public health, forensic pathology. See Hospitalist, RAPERs. Cf House physician, Medical specialties, Primary care, Surgical specialties.


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The North Hollywood-based manager of hospital-based physician groups acquired Diagnostic Medical Inpatient Team P.
This, in turn, allows the primary care physician (PCP) to provide additional information to enhance the current episode of care, perhaps alerting the hospital-based physician that the patient balks at oral medications or has an intense reaction to injections.
As a practicing hospital-based physician I found myself cringing at the injudicious accusations made by Sarah McCarthy, in the March/April 2005 issue, against her health insurance company.
 
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