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US Physicians' Views on the COVID-19 Response

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A recent survey found US physicians have significant concerns about clinic precautions, government response, and testing availability.

In order to better understand physicians' views on the current coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) response, Doximity-in partnership with Harvard Medical School and the RAND Corporation-surveyed 2617 US physicians via email between March 21-24, 2020. Respondents represented all major specialties and US states. Scroll through the slides below to find out how the physicians responded to 10 questions on medical supplies, testing availability, government response, and more.

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