ED call compensation: Create sustainable solutions
Medical Staff Briefing, September 1, 2009
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Chalk it up as a sign of the times. Physicians today do just about anything to avoid coming into the hospital in the middle of the night, including questioning the emergency department (ED) physician’s decisions. It’s a big departure from the days when doctors requested to be put on the ED call schedule to build their practices.
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