COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on the health care system, causing a re-evaluation of the way physician care is delivered. During the pandemic, in-person office visits have been postponed or changed to telehealth visits, elective procedures have been canceled, and patients, concerned about contracting COVID, have delayed or postponed their regular visits.
COVID-19:
Impact of the COVID pandemic on physician employment agreements
By The National Law Review
| January 21, 2021
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