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The physician strike in South Korea was associated with higher mortality
1. The recent South Korean trainee physician strike was associated with significantly higher mortality and reductions in inpatient and outpatient ...
Tag: physician burnout
Ambient artificial intelligence scribes reduce clinician documentation time by 16 minutes per encounter
Ambient artificial intelligence scribes reduce clinician documentation time by 16 minutes per encounter A large study published in JAMA in ...
Poor control over clinical work associated with burnout among physicians
1. In this cross-sectional survey, poor control over patient load, team composition, and clinical schedule were each associated with burnout ...
#VisualAbstract: Physician coaching by professionally trained peers help reduce physician burnout and improve well-being
Click here to read this study in JAMA Network Open. ©2024 2 Minute Medicine, Inc. All rights reserved. No works may be ...
Spiritual health is associated with lower levels of burn-out in physicians
1. This systematic review found that low levels of spirituality correlated with high burn-out levels in medical doctors. 2. However, ...
Wellness Check: Spirituality
Spiritual health is associated with lower levels of burn-out in physicians 1. This systematic review found that low levels of ...
The rate of physician turnover increased between 2010 and 2014
1. In this retrospective Medicare data review, the rate of standard physician turnover increased from 5.3% to 7.2% between 2010 ...
Operating the day after performing surgery the previous night not associated with adverse patient outcomes
1. This cross-sectional study demonstrated no significant increase in major surgical complications or mortality when attending physician surgeons operated the ...
Factors related to suicide and burnout among physicians
1. Physicians who committed suicide tended to be older, report having issues with their jobs, and have ongoing physical health ...
Patterns of work-related burnout in physician-scientists receiving career development awards from the National Institutes of Health
1. Increased competing demands and a more negatively-perceived work climate may contribute to increased rates of burnout amongst female physician-scientists ...
