The report, sponsored by The Doctors Company, examines a number of metrics, including state data on cost of living, physician density, disciplinary actions taken against physicians as well as tax burden per capita.
Here are the five best states to practice, according to the report:
• Idaho
• Nevada
• Georgia
• Texas
• Utah
Here are the five worst states to practice:
• New York
• Maryland
• Hawaii
• California
• Massachusetts
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