Ghideon Ezaz

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Background There is significant variation across physicians in their adenoma detection rates (ADRs). We explored the association between ADR and physician characteristics including personality traits, financial incentives, attitudes toward quality, and knowledge. Findings Our study of physicians from a variety of practice settings showed a significant relationship between ADR and personality traits such as thoroughness and compulsiveness.