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Private practice — An advanced practice option
Contemporary Nurse, 2002 Currently there is considerable debate on the role and function of nurses in Australia and internationally. This debate stems from developments within the nursing profession itself from political and economic issues in health platforms, due to restructuring of the health care system, consumer expectations of health care and nurses' expectations of a ...
Anne Wilson
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Telepsychiatry in Private Practice
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2011Telepsychiatry is being increasingly adopted in private practice and is predicted to play an important role in increasing access to care in rural communities and other underserved areas. With the current level of need, it is unlikely that all of the required services can be fully met through existing telepsychiatry practitioners. Thus, in light of this
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, 2016 In this essay, Winnicott expresses his opinion that it would be a tragedy if private practice in child psychiatry were to disappear in the face of public health clinics. Winnicott describes his own contribution to the field of child psychology through his work at Paddington Green Children’s Hospital and states his belief that private practice provides ...
Donald W. Winnicott
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1951
1. On the basis of material presented, it would appear that the psychiatrist in private practice may increase his therapeutic success and add materially to the general fund of medical knowledge if he takes advantage of his assets and trains himself, as an integral part of his therapeutic procedure, to make and record the kind of careful observation ...
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1. On the basis of material presented, it would appear that the psychiatrist in private practice may increase his therapeutic success and add materially to the general fund of medical knowledge if he takes advantage of his assets and trains himself, as an integral part of his therapeutic procedure, to make and record the kind of careful observation ...
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On Building a Private Practice
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988To the Editor.— Dr Korpi 1 provides a rare insight into the complexities of primary care medicine in A PIECE OF MY MIND in the Aug 12 issue of JAMA . Dr Korpi's inability to conclude "whether the way Dr X conducts his practice is ethically correct" is a statement of his sincerity and puzzlement.
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Proctosigmoidoscopy in Private Practice
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975PROCTOSIGMOIDOSCOPY by physicians in private practice performed for the diagnosis and management of benign and malignant lesions of the colon and rectum offers rewarding information that cannot be obtained by any other examination. Visualization of the tumor, excisional biopsy of small lesions, segmental biopsy of larger neoplasms, electrosurgical ...
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Reimbursement in Private Practice
American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1984Occupational therapists in private practice must develop sound business policies and procedures to help ensure third party reimbursement for their services. Carefully delineated protocols and proper documentation in treatment are of utmost importance.
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