Physician Burnout

On this episode, Cathleen McCabe, MD, and Laura Enyedi, MD, chat with guest Cynthia Pong, JD, about combating burnout, changing up careers, ‘career insurance’ and how to negotiate your contract successfully.

Patient medical advice request inbox work and electronic health record time spent has remained elevated since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to study results.

Physician suicide is a pervasive issue in the medical field, especially among women, according to the results of nationwide cohort study.

Researchers found a potential association between persistent weekly use of disinfectant cleaning products and nonsignificant increased risk for current asthma in young adults but note that these findings are uncertain.

In this episode, guest Tina Shah, MD, discusses the impact of artificial intelligence in medicine and how it can assist in managing physician burnout and clinical burden.

Burnout among physicians and residents continues to grow, with six out of 10 reporting these feelings, along with continued stigma about seeking treatment, according to a survey by The Physicians Foundation.

KOLOA, Hawaii — Virtual assistants can offer several benefits to ophthalmic practices if they are integrated with care, according to a speaker.

Increased engagement in patients’ health-related social needs appeared associated with an increased likelihood for burnout among a cohort of physicians, according to a study.

Women in oncology continued to break barriers, unveil new research and accomplish major goals in 2024.

Six in 10 physicians and residents report feelings of burnout, according to a new report from The Physicians Foundation.