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This article in Annals of Internal Medicine discusses how taboo depression and suicide is in the medical profession, specifically residency training. Among the...

Kirch's article in JAMA Network describes the different factors affecting the future of our physician workforce. By citing demographic changes, the article makes...

This article in the Washington Post discusses the prevalence of a specific type of burnout called compassion fatigue and downstream effects to patient health....

Khan narrates a story as a resident visiting his co-resident, who was a patient in the ICU. He paints a picture of what burnout, depression, and substance use...

As neurological diseases comprise a large percentage of disease burden, the demand for neurologists is expected to growing faster than the workforce. The article,...

This New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst article details effects of increasing consecutive work hours that residents can work. Residents are already inundated...

Published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, the following study aims to evaluate the association between degree of professional burnout and physicians’ sense of...

Hamric's study, published in Critical Care Medicine, aims to explore the relationships among moral distress, ethical climate, physician/nurse collaboration, and...

Goroll's Perspective paper in the New England Journal of Medicine illustrates the electronics arms race between payers demanding documentation to justify payment...

NEJM Catalyst published this article establishing a need to hear patient voices and gathering feedback to better advise patient care and improve healthcare...