Physician burnout is a construct as varied as the people it affects. It involves a constellation
of experiences including, but not limited to, moral injury, anxiety, cognitive impairment, and
diminished functional capacity (1). Burnout has an insidious onset, catches many physicians
by surprise, and can occur at any point in one's medical career from the early years of
training to the later chapters of one's professional career. Medscape's 2022 Physician
Burnout & Depression Report (2) surveyed 13 000 US physicians across 29 specialties and …