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The Pressure on Doctors to Never Miss an Illness
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Doctors are under immense pressure to never miss a serious illness, but it is not realistic to assume they will never make a mistake. With a shortage of GPs, the weight of responsibility on doctors is even greater, and the pressure to perform perfectly is harmful.
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