A fellow NP at the table responded:
An increasing number of practices are scrapping the traditional one-on-one doctor-patient relationship. Instead, patients are receiving care from a group of health
professionals who divide up responsibilities that once would have largely been handled by the doctor in charge. While the supervising physician still directly oversees
patient care, other medical professionals—nurse practitioners, physician assistants and clinical pharmacists—are performing more functions. These include adjusting
medication dosage, ensuring that patients receive tests and helping them to manage chronic diseases.
Discussion Question:

What are your thoughts on interprofessional collaboration? Provide evidence to support your response.