No matter if a rural doctor is wearing boots, plaid or a cowboy hat, his or her professional attitudes and beliefs are similar to those found in big-city physicians with windows overlooking Times Square. At least that’s the conclusion gleaned from a survey published in the Journal of Rural Health. What the Survey Did The
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