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Physician-Patient Relationships

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The traditional model of hospital privileges and fee-for-service practice can be described as a partnership, a sharing of responsibility between the physician and the institution:

What does each party in this partnership contribute to the partnership, and what does each expect to get from it?

How is this partnership between the physician and the healthcare organization changing in the 21st century?

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In the partnership between the physician and the hospital institution, there is an interconnected and interdependent element to their relationship. The hospital provides the facility for the physician to practice his craft, medical equipment, employment security, wages and benefits, the opportunity to gain ...

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