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J Patient Saf2022;18(6):531-538.September 1, 2022Journal Article

Multispecialty Physician Online Survey Reveals That Burnout Related to Adverse Event Involvement May Be Mitigated by Peer Support.

Kiran Gupta1, Natalie A Rivadeneira, Sarah Lisker, Karina Chahal2, Nate Gross2, Urmimala Sarkar
1From the Divisions of Hospital Medicine.
2Doximity, San Francisco, California.
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Abstract

OBJECTIVES: Involvement in adverse events can negatively impact physician well-being. Because burnout is increasingly recognized as a threat to patient safety, we examined the relationship between physician adverse event involvement and burnout as well as facilitators and barriers to support among physicians experiencing burnout. METHODS: We surveyed physicians in the United States who are member…

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