Finally, we obtained data on physician specialty from publicly available practitioner profiles maintained by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.
Existing studies on this topic have been primarily descriptive in nature, focusing on practitioner profiles and demographics [ 11, 16], the practice environment [ 9, 17- 23], and education, training or regulatory developments [ 12, 14, 24- 26].
ACGs have traditionally been used for risk-adjusted reimbursement and practitioner profiling in the US [ 33– 37], Canada, and internationally [ 29, 38– 44].
b) Questions on general practitioner demographic profile and training and current experience with renal disease.
Yes, it still has a handful of excellent practitioners, but the profile of Côte-Rôtie has been, as the wine writer Hugh Johnson once put it, "comprehensively reinterpreted".
And the current high profile practitioners share very little with yoga's hippie past.
For the PharmaNet program, which is undergoing enhancement [ 28], this study suggests that there may be value in allowing trained clinicians (e.g. physicians, pharmacists, nurse practitioners) to update patient profiles in order to correct medication data when medication changes are made or discrepancies are found (e.g. while performing a BPMH).
The site selection method was performed at the country level and took the following criteria into account: (a) physician profiles: GPs/family practitioners, internists, cardiologists, endocrinologists; (b) location: administrative region within the country; (c) medical practices: office based, hospital based.
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The frontline challenges are to determine how a practitioner's risk profile changes over time as new information (including new events) comes to hand; when support or intervention measures to prevent further events are warranted; and how strong those measures should be.
