📝 Call for Papers: Practice of Medicine Series

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The Practice of Medicine Series

Health Affairs is excited to be partnering once again with the Physicians Foundation to publish articles focusing on the practice of medicine through 2027.

The Practice of Medicine series ([link removed] ) provides a platform for researchers examining topics impacting clinicians and patients to reach the breadth of stakeholders influencing the future of health care.

We invite interested authors to submit abstracts for this series.

We are interested in papers that reflect on and explore the forces impacting physicians and other clinicians and how these factors affect health care access and delivery, spending, and outcomes.

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