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For the physician in this era, the location and arrangement of the office was a weighty matter. As this excerpt from a 1938 guide for young physicians indicates, the doctor’s decision about where he or she would practice was bound up with decisions about the kinds of patients to be treated and the kind of lifestyle to which the physician in question aspired. Read Wolf's advice on setting up an office...
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