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Blog|Videos|January 9, 2025
Overcoming the burnout blahs
Author(s)Neil Baum, MD
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Neil Baum, MD, walks through how to overcome the burnout blahs in your practice.
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Burnout feels like just a fact of life when treating patients in America, but it doesn't have to be.
Neil Baum, MD, gives some tips on beating back the blahs of burnout and reinvigorating your
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