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lowest paid and have more regulatory burdens. We spend 30 percent to 45 percent of our time with patients and the rest of the time on paperwork, which is very frustrating.” Most doctors got into medicine because they genuinely


care about people and want to help solve their health problems. All doctors aren’t good fits for all patients, however. It is important for patients to try to match their personality with that of their primary doctor. “I recommend that you search for a doctor who is


board certified and adequately trained,” said Dr. Evert. “But I also think a personal connection will allow for open communication.” Every physician interviewed for this article was emphatic about the importance of having a primary care physician. Dr. Scott, who practiced on James Island for 10 years


before moving to Mount Pleasant, suggested finding a family doctor before you face a medical emergency. “Sometimes it can take a while to obtain that first new patient appointment. An important note for some when choosing a physician is that an internist can admit a patient to the hospital and can deal with a chronic ill- ness. Find someone who has an interest in your disease, if that is necessary.” Dr. Durst agreed and added that patients also should consider whether


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