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Study shows success in treating impaired physicians
Physician Practice Advisor, February 28, 2007
Other key findings of the study include:
- Women in the study tended to relapse sooner than men
- Anesthesiologists and emergency medicine specialists were at greater risk for substance abuse disorders
- Psychiatrists were over-represented in the mental health and behavioral problems group
- Physicians who had involvement with the state licensing board appeared to have a higher success rate than those who did not
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