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Can different types of health practitioners complement each other?
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Should be a team: For many patients with multiple or complex medical problems several specialist may be indicated to work with the patient and their primary care physician for optimal diagnosis and treatment. Physicians of different specialties most certainly can and should complement each other as long as they stay within the scope of their expertise.
Answered 3/7/2015
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