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Characteristics of Medicine-Pediatrics Practices: Results From the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey
Academic Medicine, 03/02/09

Fortuna RJ et al. - Med-peds physicians care for a considerable proportion of pediatric patients while maintaining high levels of continuity of care for adult and pediatric patients. Within their practices, med-peds physicians treat a larger percentage of pediatric patients than do family physicians, but they see a smaller percentage of elderly patients.

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