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Physician Burnout on the Decline?
Recent research indicates that physician burnout improved since 2014 and is now even lower than levels not seen since 2011.
Combat Burnout and Stress with Yoga for Nurses
Yoga has been proven to be a stress reliever for those who practice it, and nurses are some of the most stressed out employees around. Give it a try.
Burnout Isn’t Just a Physician Problem
NPs and PAs are often touted as the solution to the growing primary care physician shortage, but at what cost? Burnout impacts them, too.
Suicide Risk Among Nurses Higher than Non-Nurses
Nurses are at a higher risk of suicide than the general population according to the findings of the first national investigation into nurse suicide in over twenty years.
Physicians and Suicidality: Identifying Risks and How to Help
Despite often being known as the healers, those who aim to save lives, it is estimated that as many as 400 physicians die by suicide in the U.S. each year.
Optimizing EHR to Reduce Burnout? It’s Worth A Shot.
There is no one solution to fix physician burnout, considering it is a multifaceted issue, but optimizing EHR certainly can’t hurt.
Seven Strategies to Prevent Nursing Fatigue
Almost all nurses have experienced nursing fatigue at some point in their careers; try these seven strategies to combat the effects of it.
PTs Say Admin Burdens Impact Clinical Outcomes, Cause Burnout
A recent survey of physical therapists has found time consuming administrative tasks negatively impact outcomes, and contribute to clinician burnout.
Is Your Nursing Career Making You Fat?
Is your nursing career making you fat? A new study says it could be. Take our poll and let us know just how much weight you think this study holds.
Physician Burnout Costs U.S. Billions Each Year
Physician burnout is not only a widespread problem for physicians themselves, but it is also bad for business, or so found a new study published this week.