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2022 Physician Burnout Survey results

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Medical Economics JournalMedical Economics September 2022 edition
Volume 99
Issue 9

Is the physician burnout crisis actually improving?

Is physician burnout actually on the decline?

Although most physicians have said they have experienced burnout during their career, the number who say they feel burned out now has decreased for the first time in the four years Medical EconomicsÒ has conducted its Physician Burnout and Wellness Survey. In 2021, 80% of respondents said they felt burned out at the time they took the survey. This year, that number was 73%. Check out the full results of our survey.

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