The survey revives a stalled bill that would end the physician agreements practices maintain for the nurse practitioners they employ.
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2018 Great American Physician Survey: Attitudes and outlook
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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In the 9th rendition of the Great American Physician Survey, 1,187 U.S. physicians were polled and revealed their attitudes towards their personal and professional lives.
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