Gutiérrez GJL, Gutiérrez HLR

Language: Spanish
References: 22
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ABSTRACT

The importance of health of physicians has long been underestimated or forgotten, however, it has been shown to have a special significance, since it affects the quality of care offered to patients in health systems. In the present work, the possible reasons that affect the health status of medical doctors and their possible effects are discussed and analyzed

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