Reducing high rates of burnout in medicine is the shared responsibility of health systems,
medical organizations and individual physicians, according to the Charter on Physician Well …

Although advocates for physician wellness often promote the idea of doctors improving their
individual resiliency to the pressures of their profession, there is increasing recognition that …

Physicians are experiencing burnout at higher rates than other Americans and their
satisfaction with work-life balance is declining. The management strategies utilized to …

“Burnout is something that is, luckily, reversible, even preventable,” said Roman. Leaders of
medical teams play an important role in reducing the burnout rates of those under their …

The current health care practice environment has resulted in a crescendo of burnout among
physicians, nurses, and advanced practice providers. Burnout among health care …

Professional burnout is pervasive for US physicians, decreasing quality of care and patient
satisfaction while increasing medical errors, malpractice risk, staff turnover and personal …

Physician burnout is a frontline challenge of US health care, with estimates suggesting a
burnout rate approaching 50 percent among practicing physicians. The organizational …

Patient care is being compromised by increasing rates of burnout among America's
clinicians, involving not only physicians, but also nurses, advanced practice providers, and …

The Quadruple Aim recognizes that a healthy, energized, engaged, and resilient physician
workforce is essential to achieving national health goals of higher quality, more affordable …

One recent report from Harvard University, the Massachusetts Medical Society, and the
Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association warned that care is being compromised by …