2 across: Total number of patients a provider has in their practice 4 across: A provider...
2 across: Total number of patients a provider has in their practice
4 across: A provider who is nationally certified and state licensed to perform medical care as part of a health care team
3 down: Defined as any person licensed in the state to practice professional nursing and certified in advanced or specialized nursing practice, including certified registered nurse anesthetists, certified nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners
5 down: The lead person responsible for coordinating care to the patient that is licensed to practice in the state they are working
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4. Medical practitioner : who is registered under their state in order to provide medical care
3. Staff nurse : who has undergone professional education in the field of nursing to provide care
5. Managers : the nurse managers are those who coordinate the care between health team and patien
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