Outcomes of care are based on the quality of care, accessibility of care, and cost of care.

<p>Outcomes of care are based on the quality of care, accessibility of care, and cost of care.</p>

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Main Author:	G. T. W. J. van den Brink (11631992) (author)
Other Authors:	R. S. Hooker (11631995) (author), A. J. Van Vught (11631998) (author), H. Vermeulen (11632001) (author), M. G. H. Laurant (11632004) (author)
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Ecology Sociology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified three researchers independently 1 africa ). 34 north america traditional physician services good methodological quality better care outcomes reduced labor cost 29 studies showed 34 studies xlink "> ten studies systematic review studies included small number rising demands resource costs physician ’ physician shortages physician delivered physician assistants physician assistant new developments less cost june 2021 interventions </ increasing presence inclusion criteria global utilization four studies four continents five studies demographic changes complementary role care exceeded care delivered applying criteria 855 titles 4 europe 18 studies 15 studies
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