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NIOSH and physician burnout: Creating partnerships
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
NIOSH joins with other organizations in a common cause.
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The new Impact Wellbeing Guide: Taking Action to Improve Healthcare Worker Wellbeing, to combat health care burnout is the result of partnerships with the
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