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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Physician Burnout"”.
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Reducing Physician Burnout and Costs in Outpatient Healthcare Settings via Advanced Analytics
National studies show that US primary care physicians are at high risk of burnout. Burnout has severe consequences for physicians, patients, and the healthcare system itself, which makes it one of the top priorities to be addressed by healthcare leaders today. In parallel, electronic health record …
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Traumatized Through Healing: The Stigmatization and Misrecognition of Trauma Among American Physicians
… dissertation focuses on the effects of trauma on physicians and analyzes how the professional identity of physicians fails to provide adequate solutions for coping with the damaging effects of trauma. It focuses on the popular concern over “physician burnout” and the implications of choosing to …
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A Bunker Garden: Mindfulness-Based Landscape Design to Restore Physicians from Burnout
… campuses designed specifically to support physicians' well-being. There is a void in healing garden design theory. Reports on the prevalence of physician burnout, warn of a widespread crisis and dismal reality within the medical community (T. D. Shanafelt et al., 2015). Researchers …
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ML-driven clinical documentation
… medical records. Our intelligent interface aids physicians as they type, allowing for automatic suggestion and live-tagging of clinical concepts to alleviate documentation burden, while simultaneously enabling clinical decision support and contextual information synthesis. Furthermore, as …
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Primary Care Physicians’ Experiences Treating Patients with Behavioral Health Needs
… health care in primary care shapes the patient-physician relationship, which is a core area of focus for examining patient outcomes. Though early research demonstrates the benefit of integrating physical and behavioral healthcare to the patient experience and health outcomes, little research …
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Ethical Decision-Making among Critical Care Unit Nurses
… paternalism, medical futility, and physician burnout. The intervening conditions that facilitated resolution of ethical conflicts were: cultural perspectives, open communication, and caring. Strategies for responding to the ethical conflicts evolved from the data: "opening up," …