Physician turnover rates and job stability in interventional spine and pain practices: Results of an IPSIS survey study

By sjmartinez • September 6, 2024

Chen AS, Leet JG, Schneider B, Teramoto M, Abdullah NM, McCormick ZL. Physician turnover rates and job stability in interventional spine and pain practices: Results of an IPSIS survey study. Interv Pain Med. 2024 Mar 2;3(1):100392. doi: 10.1016/j.inpm.2024.100392. PMID: 39239490; PMCID: PMC11373060.

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