HealthLeaders Media July 15, 2024
Amanda Norris

Physicians are in short supply. They are costly. Is the APP the answer to the CMO’s workforce and budget challenges?

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– In the primary care setting, physicians need to work with patients who have complex conditions and diagnosis needs, but APPs can do this too.

– In the specialty practice setting, physicians often establish care plans, but APPs are called upon to carry out to fruition.

– In the inpatient setting, a physician lead is often responsible for the care of patients, but APPs are right beside them.

– This begs the question—do CMOs need to keep hiring physicians?

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