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Ethics in the primary care office.

Thirty-one doctors completed surveys on perceived ethical issues in their office and then evaluated each office visit for a single day, yielding a total of 644 patient encounters. Overall, 33% of office visits involved an ethical issue of some type. Prescription related issues were the most common type of problem encountered.