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4 reasons you should prepare a physician rights and responsibilities document
Author(s)Karen Zupko
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It’s important to spell out the care you deliver patients. It’s equally important to define acceptable and unacceptable treatment from patients. Here are four reasons why you should prepare a physician rights and responsibilities document along with what to include.
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