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A physician group refers to one or more physicians operating as an organization to provide care. These can be classified as either private practices, in which a solo physician owns and manages their own office, or group practices or provider groups where two or more physicians administer care within the same facility.
Emory Physician Group Practice Physicians with this affiliation are employed by Emory Healthcare and practice at one of our 11 hospitals and/or 250 locations. This affiliation includes Emory Clinic physicians. Emory Physician Group Practice physicians are members of the Emory Healthcare Network.
Physician Group Practice (PGP) refers to a healthcare provider organization in which physicians are organized around their collective capacity to deliver a broad range of medical services.
Group practice members may have similar or different medical specializations, such as endocrinology, cardiology, or oncology. Members of a group practice generally pool their resources in certain ways. For example, patients will usually call one number to schedule an appointment with any member of the group practice.
[Chapter 13] What is the major downside to a physician leaving a group practice? They cannot take their patients with them if the group has a contract with an insurer. [Chapter 13] Which size of physician practice has been declining the most over time? -The smallest size of practice.
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A faculty of doctors is the most common collective noun used to describe a group of doctors. It is used to describe the group of doctors who are working in a hospital or medical institution.
A medical group is a group of doctors working in the same office or group of offices. These doctors have agreed to work together and usually share records and office systems. There are hundreds of medical groups in California.
A group practice is a group of physicians or other healthcare professionals offering services under a shared entity. Though not a requirement, all group practice members will usually provide their services from within the same facility or suite.

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