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Abstract:
Time and resources spent on physician recruitment are investments that hospitals often overlook. While they may allocate resources for recruitment, many hospitals fail to analyze the value of recruitment dollars spent. By developing a physician search plan, however, a hospital can evaluate market demand for physicians, review ways to reduce physician turnover, and calculate a hospital's return on recruitment investments.
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