Taking Care of the Physician

nytimes.com November 20, 2017

taking-care-of-the-physician

There is increasing conversation about “physician wellness” these days, as we look at how young doctors are trained, and at the physical, emotional and spiritual pathways of those who are supposedly (and arduously and extensively) trained to take care of others.

burnout stress training

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