The Difference Between an Individual Practice Association Plan (IPA) and a Group

question 116

Multiple Choice

The difference between an individual practice association plan (IPA) and a group practice plan is that ________.

• A) An IPA is made up of a group of independent doctors who work out of their own offices; while a group practice plan confines doctors to the same central, shared facility.
• B) A group practice plan is made up of a group of independent doctors who work out of their own offices; while an IPA confines doctors to the same central, shared facility.

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Understand and work with fractions and their applications in real-life scenarios.

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Learn the arithmetic used in dimensional analysis problems, particularly focusing on fraction and decimal operations.

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