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Survey study reveals high rates of moral distress among physicians, suggesting need for effective interventions.
In this survey study, moral distress was common among physicians and experienced at higher rates than the general US working population. Understanding the differences between moral distress and burnout may allow organizations to more effectively implement interventions to address both concerns among clinicians.
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