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How CINs enhance provider satisfaction

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Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor,Logan Lutton

The ability to remain independent has many benefits

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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