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|Articles|June 4, 2021
- Medical Economics June 2021
- Volume 98
- Issue 6
2021 Physician Report: Who took our survey
Author(s)Medical Economics Staff
Demographic data on survey participants.
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Medical Economics® is proud to present the 92nd Physician Report. Our in-depth survey presents exclusive data collected from our physician audience on salaries, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession, and much more. The survey was conducted by HRA®, a full-service health care market research agency and a brand of MJH Life Sciences™. Data were collected from physicians who responded to email invitations during the first quarter of 2021.
The Physician Report will be presented in multiple slideshows. This one contains demographic data on our survey participants.
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