How has managed care (federal, state, and local health laws and regulations) changed medical settings as the health care profession work to offer high quality, cost effective care to patients? What is the medical assistant's role in contributing to the efforts of the health care team in an area of managed care?

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Q: How would you, as the nurse, support a family in the loss of a child?

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