“…Nevertheless, most clinics tend to employ full-time, part-time, and contract staff or a combination of the three. Generally, most clinics employ nurses, physicians, and social workers; other staff members may consist of psychiatrists, psychologists, alcohol/drug abuse counselors, dentists, chaplains, dietitians, oncologists, clinical pharmacists, administrative personnel, speech therapists, and alternative care providers (Cantwell-McNelis & James, 2002;Cicatiello & Perdue, 1994;Dykeman et al, 1996;Harrow et al, 1994;Hayes & Carroll, 1995;Howes, 1984;Jacobs, Damson, & Rogers, 1996;"North Carolina Clinic," 2001;Nuffer, 1991;Pfeffer & Schnack, 1995;Rosner, 1985;Satterwhite et al, 1991;Sharkey, 1993;Volberding, 1985;Young et al, 1988). Table 1 summarizes the roles and care practices of most key multidisciplinary care providers.…”