Burnout is a serious issue for many physicians. Here are nine ways that can help restore their passion for medicine.
Due to an ever-increasing amount of regulations from various third parties, liability issues, and the time pressure associated with the practice of medicine, burnout has become a pressing issue for many healthcare practitioners. Work-related fatigue and its associated symptoms can have a serious impact on physicians' quality of life and may ultimately affect patient care. While eliminating stressors and breaking the burnout cycle is no easy task, small changes in the way physicians live and work can help restore their health and energy levels. Â Â Â Â Here are nine tips that can help physicians recover from burnout.Click here to download a PDF of this slideshow.
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