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Solving the Shortage in Primary Care Doctors
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The significance of focussing on primary care or family practice for improving health care outcomes and reducing cost in the U.S.
01/31/2008
On average patients spend only 30 minutes with family practice physicians in the U.S. compared to one hour in European countries. This results in more testing by medical specialists and less preventive care. The lack of focus on primary care in the U.S. is a glaring deficiency with large negative impact. It is evidence of the commercialization of medicine in the U.S. to the point where this poses real dangers.
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