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Delegation of Duties

The Texas Medical Association has a number of tools to help physicians manage nonphysician practitioners (NPPs) properly. See TMA's online resources, as well as other helpful information, listed below to learn more about delegation of duties.

TMA Resources

In the TMA Education Center:

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  •  Publication: Nonphysician Practitioners: Hiring, Billing, and Delegation of Duties for an NPP, Third Edition
  • On Demand Webinar: The ABCs of NPPs: Tips for Effective Integration of Nonphysician Practitioners

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October 07, 2020

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