Ideally, the primary care physician should prescribe all medications because
a. he or she receives the most training in older adult health issues.
b. specialists are too busy to check medication charts.
c. having more than one prescriber adds significantly to the possibility of error.
d. only the primary care doctor can access electronic records.
Answer: c
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