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[quote=Anonymous]I agree with you OP. Working non-ideal hrs is part of the trade-off of making more money. The majority of physicians have to work odd hrs or be on call on a regular basis. Primary care physicians should do the same. Why should a dr see 15 patients at night and sacrifice a few hrs with their family? Look at those #s, 15 families vs 1, what makes you so special? Also, see above. Nurses that are unable to find part-time work is a major concern within the industry - I don't think that is the problem. As we move away from episodic care to preventive, the non-specialty physicians will have to adjust their schedules- or they won't get paid. [/quote]
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