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Physician effort and resource use show inequitable variation. This study reveals disparities in how medical professionals allocate their time and resources, impacting patient care.

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    • Significant inequitable variation in physician effort was identified.
    • Disparities in resource use were observed, indicating potential inefficiencies.
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    Conclusions:

    • Inequitable physician effort and resource use represent a significant challenge in healthcare.
    • Addressing these variations is essential for promoting equitable patient care and optimizing resource allocation.
    • Further research should focus on the drivers of these disparities and interventions to mitigate them.