multispecialty
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈspɛʃəlti/
- US
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multispecialidad
- The multispecialty clinics typically average twice the size of single-specialty clinics.
- multispecialty group
- multispecialty practice
- multispecialty and single-specialty
Examples
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Affiliation with a management services organization is positively associated with net revenue; that is, multispecialty groups that are not associated with such an organization are more likely to report higher net revenues.
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Typically, graduates of this program go on to work in group or multispecialty practices, staying within the metropolitan area or in nearby rural communities.
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Clearly, a multispecialty group will have a greater opportunity to raise total revenue and, hence, revenue per physician.
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The findings indicate that operating costs should be lower where multispecialty groups invest more extensively in information systems.
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The purpose of this article is to examine a hospital-based, multispecialty group practice's attempt to create a satisfying delivery setting for its staff physicians.
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The number of physicians per clinic is positively related to operating margin, which implies that multispecialty groups with higher numbers of physicians per clinic are more likely to observe a higher operating margin.
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The new multispecialty clinic provides various services, including cardiology and dermatology.
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Her expertise in a multispecialty environment has made her a valuable asset to the healthcare team.
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Collaboration among doctors in a multispecialty practice can lead to better patient outcomes.
Synonyms
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6.7
Work or study that uses more than one subject, like science and art
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5.9
Work that uses people and ideas from different areas like science or art
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Morphology
Etymology
Multispecialty comes from the parts multi- meaning 'many' and specialty meaning 'a special area or expert skill', like in multiple and specialist, so it describes something that involves many different areas or kinds of experts.