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work_2y7e5eitqnb4xn4lj5anwvvlpi	S. H. Woolf	The Price of False Beliefs: Unrealistic Expectations as a Contributor to the Health Care Crisis	2012.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3651	424	67	n this issue, an analysis of the primary care workforce predicts that the United States will need not all primary care physicians practice full time in primary care physicians of 48 offi ce visits with patients patients with acute cough in primary care.4 • A birthing center located in a rural family practice serving Amish women offers childbirth care Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio that many patients appear willing to undergo preventive care on the basis of "overly optimistic expectations Projecting US primary care physician workforce needs: able care organizations, the patient-centered medical Studies suggest that patients, clinicians, and society often hold unrealistic expectations about the Hudson et al3 surveyed 977 primary care patients and Patients' expectations of screening and preventive treatments. survey of primary care physicians in the United States. care and specialist perspectives on prostate cancer screening. care and specialist perspectives on prostate cancer screening.	./cache/work_2y7e5eitqnb4xn4lj5anwvvlpi.pdf	./txt/work_2y7e5eitqnb4xn4lj5anwvvlpi.txt