
|Videos|January 25, 2021
How CINs enhance provider satisfaction
Author(s)Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor, Logan Lutton
The ability to remain independent has many benefits
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George Rogu, MD, and Juan Espinoza, MD, say the ability to remain independent made possible by their CIN improves the morale of its members, which helps them practice high-quality medicine.
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