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'Just-in-time' business education for family physicians.

Dennis F. Saver

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Practice management should be taught to new physicians and other physicians in practice more than to residents. It is only in practice that physicians begin to appreciate the importance of practice management expertise.

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Practice management should be taught to new physicians and other physicians in practice more than to residents. It is only in practice that physicians begin to appreciate the importance of practice management expertise.

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Practice management should be taught to new physicians and other physicians in practice more than to residents. It is only in practice that physicians begin to appreciate the importance of practice management expertise.

Key concepts: Practice management, Medicine, Office management, Family medicine, Medical education, Nursing, Management, Economics

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