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Adminstrative Aspects of Office-Based Injection Procedures

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Some physicians who are still practicing medicine may remember the days when doctors could simply be doctors. Unfortunately, the days of medicine when doctors could treat the patient without the absolute burden of the endless administrative tasks that seemingly consume more manpower than brainpower appear to have ended. The delivery of healthcare services in this country has continued to change drastically since the inception of doctoring.

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  1. Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Northern NJ Pain & Rehab, Newark, Hackensack, USA

    Charles Sara

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  1. UMDNJ-NJ Medical School, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Interventional Spine Injection Clinic, Bergen Street 90, Newark, 07103, New Jersey, USA

    Todd P. Stitik

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Sara, C., Fossati, J.J., Mulford, G.J., Schoenherr, L. (2011). Adminstrative Aspects of Office-Based Injection Procedures. In: Stitik, T. (eds) Injection Procedures. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-76595-2_5

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