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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 71, Issue 8 853-855, Copyright © 1981 by American Public Health Association

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The quality of medical care delivered by lay practitioners in a feminist clinic.

L S Elhai

The completion of essential components of patient encounters by lay paramedics in a feminist clinic was compared to that of nurse practitioners in a student health gynecology clinic using explicit criteria for the gynecological annual examination and the examination for vulvo-vaginitis. According to evidence charted in medical records, the lay paramedics conducted patient encounters as well as the nurse practitioners, with the exception that the lay paramedics consulted more frequently.




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