FP Anxiety Grows Over 'Distressed Practice Environments'
September 23, 2011|Family Medicine
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"We also recognize that it’s not in the best interest of the citizens of New Jersey, or any other state, to have family medicine or primary care deserts," Dr. Eidus said. "We have that happening in New Jersey."
The AAFP Commission on Quality and Practice will review all feedback and data collected on distressed practice environments. Dr. Stream said the issue will be a major focus at the next leadership forum in May 2012.
