How is your medical practice changing?

Changes in health insurance, medical education and health policy have transformed the practice of medicine over the last decade.

American Public Media is collaborating with The New York Times to better understand how these changes are affecting doctors' career choices and how they practice medicine.

If you're a younger doctor, are you gravitating toward specialties that allow for work/life balance? If you've been in the profession for a while, what changes have you seen?

Inform our reporting: Share your experience.

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What kind of doctor are you? (family physician, OB/GYN, heart surgeon, etc.)

How many years have you worked in medicine?

What changes have you seen in your own work since you began practicing medicine?

What are you hearing from other doctors about how the practice of medicine is changing?

Of all the changes in medicine over the years, which in your experience are the one or two most significant?

What else should we know about changes in medicine? Who else should we be talking to?

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