Nurses suffer from low morale in part because they do many tasks outside their core training, such as answering telephones, changing bed linens, transporting patients for lab tests and drawing blood.
The same can be said for primary care physicians who spend much of their time filling out forms, obtaining pre-authorizations, and navigating through the bureaucratic maze of health insurer paperwork.
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