The following report, conducted by The Physicians Foundation, is based on 17,236 physician responses to a biennial survey, which inquired physician's perception of...

The following article, published in U.S. News & World Report, briefly summarizes the causes of burnout such as the burden of data entry on electronic health...

This collection of original articles, conversations, and data previously published by NEJM Catalyst, features some of the nation’s leading experts on physician...

Published in Critical Care Medicine, this study is a cross-sectional online survey of pediatric critical care physicians across the United States. It aims to...

The Guideline for Team Communication, approved by the AORN Guidelines Advisory Board, provides guidance and recommendations for improving preoperative team...

In the following article published in Frontiers in Pediatrics, Asha N. Shenoi examines her experience with "work-home interference" and its contribution to burnout....

To engage patients even more actively, researchers at UCLA and Harvard Medical School are exploring "OurNotes", a platform inviting patients to co-produce notes...

The following article published in Physician Mental Health and Well-Being by Kirk J. Brower, examines the benefits in supporting both individual and organizational...

The following article discusses the difficulties faced by "older doctors" given the increasing computerization of practices and the EHR. Listed as one of the top 5...

The following article proposes a novel application of a public health prevention framework to address the issue of physician well being. It describes 3 major...