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WSMA_update's profile picture. Nearly 13,000 physicians, residents, medical students, and physician assistants working to make Washington the best place to practice and to receive care.
Washington State Medical Association
@WSMA_update
Sep 29, 2022

Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8

WSMA_update's tweet image. Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8
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WSMA_update's profile picture. Nearly 13,000 physicians, residents, medical students, and physician assistants working to make Washington the best place to practice and to receive care.
Washington State Medical Association
@WSMA_update
Sep 29, 2022

To learn more about the education and training of physicians and to explore the problematic issues with the term “provider,” visit wsma.org/educationmatte…. 8/8 #StopUsingProvider

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WSMA_update's profile picture. Nearly 13,000 physicians, residents, medical students, and physician assistants working to make Washington the best place to practice and to receive care.
Washington State Medical Association
@WSMA_update
Sep 29, 2022

To learn more about the education and training of physicians and to explore the problematic issues with the term “provider,” visit wsma.org/educationmatte…. 8/8 #StopUsingProvider

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WSMA_update's profile picture. Nearly 13,000 physicians, residents, medical students, and physician assistants working to make Washington the best place to practice and to receive care.
Washington State Medical Association
@WSMA_update
Sep 29, 2022

Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8

WSMA_update's tweet image. Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8
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WSMA_update's profile picture. Nearly 13,000 physicians, residents, medical students, and physician assistants working to make Washington the best place to practice and to receive care.
Washington State Medical Association
@WSMA_update
Sep 29, 2022

Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8

WSMA_update's tweet image. Usage of the term "provider" has become widespread. And that’s a problem. The term "provider" in health care conceals more than clarifies. When you see it, ask yourself "who or what specifically does this refer to?" 9/10 times, it’s not immediately clear. #StopUsingProvider 🧵1/8
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