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The top five physician complaints about peer review and the reality behind them

In my travels around the ­country, it seems that all physicians have similar concerns and complaints when potential opportunities for ­improvement are identified. Peer review is, after all, performed for the purpose of helping every ­doctor be the best doctor he or she can be. As a part of peer review, the medical staff has the obligation to ­identify potential opportunities for improvement and ­further evaluate these opportunities. Let's look at the top five complaints and concerns expressed by ­practitioners when they see data that suggests a ­potential chance to improve.

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