Work/Life Balance

Personal problems could be contributing to physicians burning out at work. Identify your real problems, then find the solution.

Burnout is a problem for physicians at work, but the solution might be found at home.

To combat burnout, physicians must relearn what "normal" is. They must reclaim what their bodies, minds, and souls crave.

Between the ACA, physician burnout, and MACRA, it was another eventful year in healthcare. Here are our favorite quotes from the past year.

Readers' favorite practice management "Pearls" articles from the past year to help improve their practices.

In part 2 of our roundtable, three doctors vent about EHRs and extol the virtues of having a balanced work and home life.

In part one of our younger physician roundtable, three doctors expand on the toughest challenges faced in their burgeoning careers.

Burnout can spread rapidly. Here are six ways to protect your team and ensure the virus doesn't get too far.

You can get along better with your EHR software and in turn, it should help reduce clinician burnout. Here's how.

A recent survey indicated 94 percent of final-year medical residents prefer employment over independent practice. Can this be reversed?

The cost of doing business in healthcare continues to rise as reimbursements continue to drop. How do you keep your staff happy and feel like they are valued?

There are a few lessons that physicians and other healthcare providers can take away from understanding how the famous band has stayed relevant.

It's easy to check references, verify clinical skills and training, and see if a physician is in your price range. Cultural fit is harder to ascertain.

Physicians with burnout are likely to have depression as well. But getting help may not be as risky as you think.

A physician shortage may be contributing to burnout, but help is on the way-and creative staffing might keep you going until it gets here.

Technology can be used as a modern convenience, but it can also spur laziness and unhealthy behavior. Here are ways to avoid this fate.

Keeping morale high is often difficult in medicine. Concierge medicine can help, according to this healthcare expert.

A physician dispels common misconceptions about the profession.

Tempers flare as readers weigh-in on possible solutions for the nationwide physician shortage.

Here are some operational steps you should take to ensure your strategic planning process isn't a waste of time.

Feeling angry and overwhelmed at your practice? Here are six simple actions that can improve your mood.

From not blaming everything on the EHR to taking care of yourself, a few strategies to improve your symptoms of physician burnout.

Physician burnout is a serious problem. Here's how to recognize when it's a problem at your practice.

Concierge models offer doctors flexible schedules that remain financially lucrative and afford them more free time.

William Jessee, MD, offers two ways to improve engagement and reduce physician burnout at medical practices.

You're granted one opportunity to change healthcare. What do you do?

President Trump said he was mad at HHS Secretary Tom Price for misusing public money to fly on a private charter plane.

Here are a few ways that you can keep the peace at your practice and at your home life.

Most physicians realize they can't just up and retire, but how exactly do you prepare for life after medicine?

More than 60 percent of physicians say they would consider switching to DPC if circumstances were favorable. Here's what you need to know about the model.