When solo is no longer enough. Adding another doctor can ease your workload, attract new patients, and increase income. here's how to go about it
Weiss, G.G.
Medical Economics 82(9): 26-29
2005
ISSN/ISBN: 0025-7206 PMID: 15938425 Document Number: 589150
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