“The survey indicated over 40 percent of respondents are either “dissatisfied” or “very dissatisfied” with their quality of life in relation to the demands of the profession. Anecdotal responses from these physicians make a compelling case that non-clinical activities like excessive documentation, redundant and unnecessary administrative duties, pressure to implement costly electronic medical records software and required reporting to multiple entities with little to no standardization—which are mandated by various government and private constituencies—are key factors contributing to the declining supply of physicians and the rising cost of medical services. “