Workload
Control over clinical work linked to physician burnout, intent to leave practice
Less perceived control over clinical work was associated with increased physician burnout and intent to reduce clinical hours or leave their practice, according to research published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
Data show remote reprogramming of insertable cardiac monitors may improve clinic workflow
Insertable cardiac monitors with capability for remote reprogramming were associated with a clinic workflow improvement of 211 hours per 100 patients, data from a real-world analysis show.
VIDEO: Researchers discuss increased organ offers, workload for liver, kidney allocation
Between 2019 and 2021, organ offers and workload over time for liver and kidney allocation increased significantly, according to findings presented at the American Transplant Congress.
While empowering patients, oncology open notes may add to physician workload
Beyond its principal mission of saving lives and avoiding harm, a major priority of modern medicine is to promote patient autonomy and engagement.
Longer working hours increase risk for second CV event after MI
Patients who returned to work after an MI and worked more than 55 hours per week had elevated risk for having a second CV event, according to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.