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I saw a report on NBC nightly news about minute clinics popping all over the country in local pharmacy stores. They hire PAs and Nurse Practitioners to diagnose and treat common illness (here is a link that lists the common things the clinic treats: http://208.42.165.19/en/USA/Treatment-and-Cost.aspx). Their argument is that it is more convenient and cost effective. How do you think this will impact doctor's and their practices? Will we see less patients or actually see more due to referrals from these clinics for more serious cases?

