92% of physicians said offering customized retention strategies, such as added pay, paid time off, & paid sabbaticals could improve the staffing shortage

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Physicians are looking for more incentives in order to stay at a practice. Lots of them have reported that offering paid time off, added pay and paid sabbaticals could positively impact the staffing shortage that continues to be an issue.

Author: Medical Economics

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