Estimated Prevalence of US Physicians With Disabilities

Zakia Nouri · Michael J. Dill · Sarah Schoolcraft Conrad · Christopher J. Moreland · Lisa M. Meeks

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This survey study uses data from the Association of American Medical Colleges National Sample Survey of Physicians to assess the prevalence and characteristics of US physicians with disabilities among a survey of 6000 practicing physicians.

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