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The U.S. physicians who responded to the 2018 Great American Physician Survey shared their attitudes towards their personal and professional lives.
“Probably one of the best decision's that I made, which has allowed me to continue to enjoy medical practice, was borne out of necessity.”
“I feel more alone than ever in trying to care for my patients properly.”
“No matter what I do, I simply make sure my career does not infringe on personal time.”
“I am excited every day I work and look forward to continuing to remain active in medicine as long as I can provide high-quality care.”
“The privilege of being able to develop meaningful relationships with patients and help them live healthy, productive lives is a unique and wonderful quality of practicing medicine.”
“I put care before profits.”
“Despite all the trials and tribulations of practicing in the present healthcare delivery environment, I still feel my life is validated by being a physician.”
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The U.S. physicians who responded to the 2018 Great American Physician Survey shared their attitudes towards their personal and professional lives.
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