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Over the last decade, our practice, like many other primary care groups, was beset with rising costs, diminishing revenues, several malpractice suits and continuing doctor disgruntlement. Dissent and disgruntlement became personally insulting, snide, and covert. It's an idea that pastors might initially view as purely purgatorial, but it would help them get a better sense of what parishioners are thinking and thus dampen any disgruntlement that may be out there. |
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