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Physicians Prevalence Burnout, Professional Burn Units Burns Physicians, Primary Care Physicians, Family Physician's Practice Patterns Physician's Role Physicians, Women Cross-Sectional Studies Questionnaires Attitude of Health Personnel United States Physician Assistants Physician Impairment Physician-Patient Relations Risk Factors Physicians' Offices Medicine Specialization Physician Incentive Plans Depersonalization Primary Health Care Family Practice Health Care Surveys Clinical Competence Age Factors Data Collection Ontario Job Satisfaction Sex Factors Canada Internal Medicine Insurance, Physician Services Age Distribution Office Visits Logistic Models Retrospective Studies Education, Medical, Continuing Sex Distribution Professional Practice Location Health Surveys Practice Management, Medical Brazil Referral and Consultation Group Practice Medical Staff, Hospital Wound Infection Rural Population Prospective Studies Smoke Inhalation Injury Socioeconomic Factors Communication Mass Screening Professional Practice Fees, Medical Internship and Residency Decision Making Cohort Studies Workload American Medical Association Urban Population Time Factors Practice Guidelines as Topic Quality of Health Care Burns, Electric Physician Executives Burns, Inhalation Economics, Medical Patient Satisfaction Guideline Adherence Incidence Malpractice Pediatrics Health Manpower Infant, Newborn California Medically Underserved Area Germany Chi-Square Distribution China Interprofessional Relations Ethics, Medical Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice India Japan Interviews as Topic Smoking Population Surveillance Multivariate Analysis Alberta Comorbidity Odds Ratio Severity of Illness Index Obstetrics Switzerland Israel Foreign Medical Graduates Professional Autonomy

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