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team practice

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team practice,
professional practice by a group of professionals that may include physicians, nurses, and others, such as a social worker, nutritionist, or physical therapist, who manage the care of a specified number of patients as a coordinated group, usually in an outpatient setting.
team practice,
n professional practice by a group of complementary health care providers who collectively manage the care of a patient population.
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