Perspective review highlights systemic drivers of burnout in healthcare workers, suggesting continuing education helps mitigate professional strain.
Burnout is Pervasive and SystemicPressure to deliver better outcomes more efficiently and at lower costs while providing care for an ageing population with high rates of chronic disease and co-morbidities is causing strain on healthcare infrastructures around the world, strains that were especially exaggerated by the COV19-pandemic [1].While healthcare professionals' work is central to these efforts to respond to increasing needs, they are also victims of it.With additional demands, more working hours, and ever more complex responsibilities, doctors and other healthcare professionals are stressed, burned out and emotionally exhausted [2,3].
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