Burnout

Which physicians spend the most time inputting patient data into electronic health records?

The director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health discusses its role in creating a healthy workplace for health care workers.

The director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health discusses its role in creating a healthy workplace for health care workers.

Training, opportunities for career advancement and good work-life balance are key

A healthy practice culture is vital to attract and keep top talent to serve patients.

Solutions involving social determinants of health may seem counterintuitive, but they can be effective.

Primary care is crucial to U.S. health care, but declining. The Commonwealth Fund offers suggestions on how to invest more in it.

Physician burnout is “very disturbing,” “quite worrisome,” and “a crisis” in U.S. health care, according to three leaders of the Physicians Foundation.

Finances, practice size, autonomy, bureaucracy all factors in burnout, say Physicians Foundation leaders.

Physicians, just like the patients we serve, are facing an unprecedented emotional burden from the COVID-19 pandemic.