
- Medical Economics September 2020
- Volume 97
- Issue 13
2020 Burnout Survey Results: Physicians facing unprecedented crisis
More than two-thirds of physicians say they feel burned out in 2020.
Physician burnout was already at a crisis level. Has COVID-19 made it worse?
For the second year, Medical Economics® has asked our physician audience to tell us how burnout affects them, both professionally and personally.
This year, physicians have had to deal with all of the normal difficulty that often lead to burnout, with an unprecedented crisis looming over it all in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Below you will find the complete and exclusive results of our survey, including physicians detailing how COVID-19 has affected them — in their own words.
Articles in this issue
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Mental health help is available for physiciansabout 5 years ago
How the COVID-19 crisis is exacerbating physician burnoutabout 5 years ago
2020 Coding Guide: Get Paid What You're Owedabout 5 years ago
What COVID-19 reveals about physician moral injuryabout 5 years ago
Nine tips for collecting patient balancesabout 5 years ago
Address social determinants improve patient outcomesabout 5 years ago
Social determinants: COVID-19 reveals societal gaps in careabout 5 years ago
Why my new practice is devoted to reversing chronic diseaseabout 5 years ago
Digitize admin tasks to reduce staff burdensabout 5 years ago
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