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Date: Fri, 23 Aug 2002 00:05:26 -0700
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Sara,
You may also found appropriate medical care through your primary care
physician.
For example an annual pap-smear can be obtained most likely by your
primary care physician as well as a midwife or nurse practitioner.
Best doctor lists are good to identify leading specialists but are
probably not of great help to find a doctor for routine care.
I think to ask female friends about their experience is a good approach.
If you need a special medical procedure it is appropriate to ask the
doctors office how many of these procedures the physician performs a
week and where he/she got trained (if the physician is new in the
field). As mentioned in an earlier e-mail you will then be able to
obtain school rankings.
As I can imagine you should also be able to find a special women's care
center or maternal center operated by physicians or certified midwifes.
Urs
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> [mailto:owner-sfbay_at_swiss-list.com] On Behalf Of Sara Vuono
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> Subject: sfbay: medical information
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> Hi all,
>
> I am are looking for an excellent obstetrician/gynecologist in the
> Bay Area, preferably in Palo Alto, Los Altos, Mountain View or
> Sunnyvale.
>
> Does or did anyone of you have/had good experience with an
> obstetrician? Could anyone recommend me a good address were I can get
> competent medical care and simultaneously find a friendly ambience
> and motivated office clerks?
>
> I would appreciate your advice. Thanks.
>
> Sara
>
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