Burnout has become a growing concern in the medical profession, and it appears to be a
problem that starts early in a physician's career. According to a recent study, almost half of …

Healthcare providers and staff are the proximal source of quality of care provided to patients.
Today's world of health care reform and other value-based initiatives have added new levels …

Background Burnout in attending physicians is a crucial issue that may negatively impact
patient outcomes, as well as affect the quality of training provided to residents. To investigate …

PURPOSE: Burnout in the medical workforce leads to early retirement, absenteeism, career
changes, financial losses for medical institutions, and adverse outcomes for patients. Recent …

Burnout is increasingly recognized as a problem in the workplace--30% to 50% of
physicians experience burnout, but no assessment of burnout has been done among …

Physician burnout: It’s not you, it’s your medical specialty | American Medical Association
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While much is known about the prevalence of burnout among physicians and nurses, little is
known about burnout in the physician assistant (PA) profession. Approximately 50 percent of …

Burnout is a complex syndrome thought to result from long‐term exposure to career‐related
stressors. Physicians are at higher risk for burnout than the general United States (US) …

Burnout is an individual's specific, personal, and intimate stress reaction to the workplace,
characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced self-efficacy. Even …

Importance Physician burnout is widely reported to be an increasing problem in the US.
Although prior analyses suggest physician burnout is rising nationally, these analyses have …