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- Focus on community: The practice prioritizes building strong relationships with local residents, fostering a sense of belonging and loyalty among staff.
- Support and development: Ongoing training and professional growth opportunities are provided, ensuring staff feel valued and equipped for their roles.
- Work-life balance: The practice emphasizes flexible scheduling and a supportive work environment, helping to prevent burnout and retain employees.
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How one rural general practice retains its workforce.
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