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Many psychologists are finding new opportunities for practice in prima
ry care settings. These settings challenge many aspects of traditional
practice and require adaptation and innovation. Psychologists must co
nsider changes in their site of practice, treatment duration, type of
intervention, and role as part of a health care team. This article des
cribes the culture of primary care medicine and offers 10 practical ti
ps for the adaptation of psychological practice to primary care.