Common use of PCP Team in Teaching Settings Clause in Contracts

PCP Team in Teaching Settings. If the MCO’s primary care network includes institutions with teaching programs, PCP teams, comprised of residents, physicians’ assistants and a supervising faculty physician, may serve as a PCP. The MCO must organize its PCP teams so as to ensure continuity of care for enrollees and must identify a lead physician within the team for each enrollee. The lead physician must be an attending physician and not a resident.

PCP Team in Teaching Settings. If the MCO’s primary care network includes institutions with teaching programs, PCP teams, comprised of residents, physicians’ assistants assistants, and a supervising faculty physician, may serve as a PCP. The MCO must organize its PCP teams so as to ensure continuity of care for enrollees and must identify a lead physician within the team for each enrollee. The lead physician must be an attending physician and not a resident.

PCP Team in Teaching Settings. If the MCO’s primary care network includes institutions with teaching programs, PCP teams, comprised of residents, physicians’ assistants assistants, and a supervising faculty physician, may serve as a PCP. The MCO must organize its PCP teams so as to ensure continuity of care for enrollees and must identify a lead physician within the team for each enrollee. The lead physician must be an attending physician and not a resident.

PCP Team in Teaching Settings. If the MCO’s primary care network includes institutions with teaching programs, PCP teams, comprised of residents, physicians’ assistants and a supervising faculty physician, may serve as a PCP. The MCO must organize its PCP teams so as to ensure continuity of care for enrollees and must identify a lead physician within the team for each enrollee. The lead physician must be an attending physician and not a resident.