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Medical Economics Journal

August 25, 2019 edition
Volume96
Issue 16

2019 Physician Burnout Survey: Results show growing crisis in medicine

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Medical Economics Staff

Feelings of burnout among doctors has pervasive effect on happiness, work-life balance and patient care, according to our exclusive survey results.

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Articles in this issue
Medical Economics Cartoon: When reimbursements shrink
Medical Economics Cartoon: When reimbursements shrink
Managing cardiometabolic syndrome
How to manage cardiometabolic syndrome
Systemic failure is the true cause of physician burnout
What's the true cause of physician burnout?
Medical practices need to learn to compete against retail clinics
How to compete with retail clinics
2019 Physician Burnout Survey: Results show growing crisis in medicine
2019 Physician Burnout Survey: Results show growing crisis in medicine
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