Julie needs to find a primary care physician. which of the following processes would be the best for her to follow? a. make a list of doctors, check on their skills, make an appointment b. contact two or three doctors, research their skills, make a list of the ones you dislike c. evaluate different doctors, contact other doctors, make a list of their skills d. make a list of doctors, make an appointment, research their credentials

Explanation:

Option A shows the most logical process to find a physician. It doesn't make sense making first an appointment to then evaluate their skills. You first to do a list a the best doctors you can contact, then apply a skill filter to only see those doctors that have the best preparation and skills to do primary care.

After you see their credentials, you will decide which doctors you want to see, and make an appointment.

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explanation:

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