Here’s an excerpt from a study of more than 1m physicians:

> “Better examination performance was linked to improved adherence to mammography screening recommendations, appropriate prescribing practices, improved care of patients with diabetes, lower patient morbidity and mortality, fewer complaints to regulatory bodies, and lower malpractice payments. The association was observed across examination formats and medical specialties.”

https://academic.oup.com/academicmedicine/article-abstract/1...

Unfortunately, it’s very clear.