Health care researchers and managers have viewed physicians traditionally through three major lenses, that is, as professionals, suppliers, and caregivers. This article makes a case for another lens, that of the physician as worker. The worker perspective complements these existing perspectives, serves as a generative metaphor in raising new assumptions and questions about physicians, and provides physicians with a dimensionality necessary because of increasing diversity within and external to the medical profession.
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