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One Cure for Physician Burnout
Author(s)Setu Mazumdar, MD
Although nearly 50% of physicians experience at least one symptom of burnout, they aren't given any good solutions to cope with burnout.
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A recent Mayo clinic study concluded that
Inevitably we're told to cope with burnout using a variety of methods. I take that to mean "Shut up and put up." Well, I've got a different solution for physician burnout. Watch my video where I explain my alternative solution:
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