Burnout

Personal branding and building ‘digital real estate’ offers the ability to showcase your expertise, diversify your experience and increase your value, according to speakers at the Ending Physician Burnout Global Summit.

Cannabidiol may help reduce emotional exhaustion and burnout symptoms among frontline health care professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to results of a randomized clinical trial published in JAMA Network Open.

New survey results show that primary care clinicians have an increasingly active role in COVID-19 vaccination efforts, but they are simultaneously grappling with an “uncertain” future, according to the Primary Care Collaborative.

The upcoming AAOS Annual Meeting will showcase the tremendous growth in innovation and technology recently seen in orthopedics. We are experiencing a transformation of orthopedics from a surgeon-based mentality to a patient-based focus unlike any other paradigm shifts seen in our profession.

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased burnout among CV professionals, with many surveyed citing their basic, emotional and safety needs were not well supported by health care organizations, which, for some, led to a desire to change careers.

Clinician burnout is a multifactorial issue, one found among a large proportion of cardiologists, that requires a multipronged approach to eliminate among health care practitioners, according to a statement on clinician well-being.

Rheumatologists are informed that — as a group — we are “happy” outside of work, but relatively “unhappy” in our practices when compared to other specialties. Personally, I am experiencing burnout reading stories about burnout.

Burnout is a growing problem in the medical community and, as pressure builds, has a negative impact on practitioners.

Frontline health care workers responding to the COVID-19 pandemic may benefit from a transdiagnostic, symptom-based approach regarding links between their acute psychopathology and burnout and functional difficulties.

Health care organizations must take steps to reduce burnout and enhance the well-being of physicians, according to a keynote speaker at the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology virtual meeting.