5 best, worst places for physicians to practice

The Midwest boasts some of the best states for physicians to practice, according to Medscape’s “Best and Worst Places to Practice 2017.”

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To compile the list, Medscape assessed factors including number of lawsuits and teamwork with physician assistants.

The top five states include:
1. Minnesota
2. Wisconsin
3. South Dakota
4. Iowa
5. Vermont

The five worst states for physicians to practice include:
1. Louisiana
2. Arizona
3. Nevada
4. New Mexico
5. Oklahoma

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