Support for General Practitioners’ Role in Hospital Care Sample Clauses

Support for General Practitioners’ Role in Hospital Care. The GPSC will review and recommend approaches that support General Practitioners’ continued role in providing hospital care, including the relationship between that role and the role of hospitalists. The GPSC will determine the key elements or models of care with indicators that demonstrate and support optimum patient outcomes. The recommendations will propose how best to utilize existing allocations for primary care support of hospitalized patients.
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