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|Articles|January 6, 2021
What physicians in private practice think about their job
Author(s)Logan Lutton , Todd Shryock
A comprehensive look at the opinions of physicians in private practice.
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A new report from PatientPoP, a software company specializing in patient engagement, examined what healthcare providers think of private practice, including their needs, successes, and desires to see and care for more patients.Here are the key findings:
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