Where do PCPs work?

[Heal&Teach]

Does anyone have any resources on the percentage of PCPs (Family, Peds, Internal, Ob/Gyn) practitioners that work in specific environments (hospitals, HMOs, group practice, etc.)?

EDIT:

In some further research, I think I've anwered my own question (at least with regard to Family Practitioners) through this article: http://www.aafp.org/afp/990700ap/167.html

Also, the American Academy of Family Practitioners has a great website (Virtual Family Medicine Interest Group) for folks looking into FP as a career: http://fmignet.aafp.org/real.html

If anyone has any additional information on the other areas, please feel free to contribute. Thanks for indulging this and I hope that the information is helpful.

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[Cerberus]

PCP has been found to block the NMDA-operated ion channels, thereby indirectly blocking the receptor that responds to glutamate, a normal chemical messenger.

 

[Heal&Teach]

Awesome answer Cerb... I was wondering why I felt so funny...

 

[BonBon Doux]

Originally posted by Cerberus
PCP has been found to block the NMDA-operated ion channels, thereby indirectly blocking the receptor that responds to glutamate, a normal chemical messenger.

Hahaha..I read the post title and thought it was a question about NMDA receptors too...

i need to get out more...