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Ambulatory Care Provided by Office-Based Specialists in the United States
Annals of Family Medicine, 03/11/09
Valderas JM et al. - Ambulatory office-based activity of specialists includes a large share of routine and preventive care for patients already known, not referred, to the physician. It is likely that many of these services could be managed in primary care settings, lessening demand for specialists and improving coordination of care.
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