I spent 11 years becoming a family physician. Four years in undergrad, four in medical school, three more in residency. That’s a decade of delayed income and about $300,000 in debt, all for the privilege of practicing in one of the most critical, underappreciated corners of medicine: primary care. I came out idealistic. I wanted
The 5 percent problem: the low value of primary care originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
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