Physicians versus Nurses: The Conflicts ContinueIts ironic that there continue to be conflict between physicians and nurses $($see Chapter $4).$ In the past, treatment, diagnosis, and care were in the total control of only those credentialed as physicians. Now actions and judgments have been diffused throughout many well$-$trained professionals such as physicians assistants, highly trained specialized nurses, and other members of the team delivering care to patients. In many cases, these professionals are closer to patients needs and better able to deliver proper care and diagnosis than physicians themselves. Of course, ultimate responsibility rests with the physician and all parties are aware of that.However, this ultimate responsibility does not confer total control or understanding of a given medical situation; doing so would result in a failure to recognize the immense contributions that can be made by non$-$physician medical persons. Research $($on LIRN $($Library and Information Resources Network$)$ in eResources, after clicking on the Library link follow the instructions$)$ trends in this conflict and report on various approaches that have been used to overcome it$.$ Emphasize methods of motivating physicians to change their behavior. Emphasize methods of motivating physicians to change their behavior. Present your findings in a