Three years ago, I left primary care as a corporate employee working everyday to eventually buildup to 20 patients per day. Lunch breaks were spent completing notes or checking inbox. Notes were left undone to be completed at home or in the hope that perhaps a patient may not show up the next day giving some time to catch up. The days when I had lots of cancelation was considered a good day as now I had the time to complete notes and finally rest my brain for sometime. This is the sad reality of primary care medicine.
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