Specialty
General practice
General practice is a registry category for physicians providing general medical care. The label does not indicate residency training or board certification, so confirm both directly.
18,837registry records
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Source: Certification Matters (American Board of Medical Specialties). Registry specialty is self-reported to NPPES; confirm certification and current services directly.