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Choosing a doctor, whether it's a family physician or specialist is important to your health and well-being. Learn what to ask and what to look for when deciding if a doctor is "for you"
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Choosing a Pediatrician- by n a
You should make every effort to find a pediatrician before your baby is born, instead of just using whoever is on call in nursery at the time. If there is a problem with your newborn, it is this doctor who will be making your baby's medical decisions. In the event that something does happen, you will feel more comfortable and confident with a doctor that you are already familiar with.
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Choosing a Pediatrician for Twins/Multiples- by Pamela Prindle Fierro
With multiples, you're likely to make more than your fair share of trips to the doctor's office during their lifetime. It's important, therefore, to choose the right doctor.
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Choosing A Primary Care Provider- by n a
A primary care provider (PCP) is a practitioner who sees people for common medical problems. This person is usually a doctor, but may be a physician assistant or a nurse practitioner. Your PCP is often involved in your care for a long time, so it is important to select someone with whom you will work well.
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Choosing Baby's Doctor- by n a
Choosing a doctor for your baby may not be something you've given a lot of thought to during pregnancy. Many women don't realize that this is something that should be done well before baby is born to prevent any hiccups in baby's care after the birth.
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Choosing The Right Mental Health Therapist- by n a
Therapy is a collaborative process, so finding the right match-someone with whom you have a sense of rapport-is critical. After you find someone, keep in mind that therapy is work and sometimes can be painful. However, it also can be rewarding and life changing.
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Choosing Your doctor- by n a
The worst time to go looking for a doctor is when you need one. It's always best to have an ongoing relationship with a local doctor. That way, you know about their after hours arrangements, and they have your history on file. If you don't have a doctor who knows you, you may find yourself in a public hospital emergency department or a 24-hour clinic in an emergency, dealing with doctors who don't know anything about you.
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