A primary care doc, writing in JAMA lists those things she won't miss as she makes plans to leave her practice:

No more forms to fill out for workers comp, diability, SSI, student loan forgiveness, long-term-care insurance coverage, FMLA, or temporary suspension of billing for credit card or mortgage or rental furniture payments owing to customer illness...

No more requests for a personally crafted letter swearing that 'Medically, it is in the patient's best interest...' to change apartments, own a pet, not swim in gym class, work only part-time, be excused from jury duty, change shifts, or not travel at this time...

No more writing a prescription for Winner med only to find out it is not on the patient's pharmacy plan. So I phone in SecondBest instead, but the formulary gods will only approve RunnerUp, but by golly I fight for SecondBest and win. Until the patient calls bbecause SecondBest is still a second-tier drug with a $50 co-pay. Could I please prescribe something cheaper, like that RunnerUp her beautician takes?

In case you wonder how I spend my office hours when not seeing patients.