Why did physicians trade autonomy for employment? It's a shift rooted deeply in economics.
Most doctors dream of being their own boss, setting their schedules, and running their practices.
But the reality is starkly different now, especially outside the academic sphere.
Over time, the complexities of regulations and restrictions made it increasingly difficult to maintain independent practices.
As a result, many physicians found themselves transitioning into employee roles.
What are the implications of this shift for the medical profession today?
Paula Muto is a vascular surgeon.
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