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July 03, 2008 22:32 EST
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Study:Success for rehabilitating physicians with mental/behavioral health issues
A Massachusetts Medical Society (MMS) Physician Health Services program has shown that it is possible to monitor physicians with behavioral or mental health problems while they continue to practice medicine. The study demonstrated a success rate comparable to that of monitoring substance abuse disorders.
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