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Finding Work-Life Balance for Physicians Usually Means Sacrifice

Jennifer Frank

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Being able to decide how many days you want to see patients is great for raising kids. But, it can cramp the family budget. How do you balance both?

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Being able to decide how many days you want to see patients is great for raising kids. But, it can cramp the family budget. How do you balance both?

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Being able to decide how many days you want to see patients is great for raising kids. But, it can cramp the family budget. How do you balance both?

Key concepts: Work–life balance, Work (physics), Balance (ability), Sacrifice, Risk analysis (engineering), Business, Medicine, History

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