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How burnout has affected physicians’ careers, in their own words
Author(s)Medical Economics Staff
As part of the 3rd annual Medical Economics Physician Burnout survey, we asked physicians to tell us how burnout has affected their own career.
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As part of the 3rd annual Medical Economics Physician Burnout survey, we asked physicians to tell us, in their own words, how burnout has affected their own career. Here’s a sample of some of the comments we received.
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