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What is the solution to burnout? Here’s what physicians told us
Author(s)Medical Economics Staff
Physicians provided their ideas to solve the burnout crisis.
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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 the physician burnout crisis can be solved. Here’s what they told us.
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