- Improves patient satisfaction
- Patients enjoy spending extra time with MOA
- Patients feel looked after
- Patients tend to be more open with the MOA than their doctor
- Patients appreciate practice teamwork and improved office flow
- Improves primary care and patient outcomes
- Increases patient self-management and control
- Reduces waiting times
- Decreases duration of doctor's visit
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- Improves job satisfaction of physicians and staff
- Saves and streamlines the physician's time
- Builds practice capacity
- Improves office efficiency
- Improves patient flow and reduces waiting times
- Improves patient data collection, entry, and analysis
- Enables implementation of practice enhancements
- Enables team-based care; promotes appreciation of team member roles and skill sets
- Builds teamwork and morale
- Enhances training tools and office communication
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- Improves MOA job satisfaction
- MOAs can apply their Clinical knowledge and skills to patient care
- MOAs can achieve greater initiative, self-actuation, and motivation
- Reduces stress
- Improves understanding of chronic disease management (CDM)
- Improves office efficiency
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