Healthcare providers report that many physicians were also affected by COVID-19, with 64% claiming that the pandemic made their burnout worse

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Career satisfaction in the healthcare industry has rapidly declined and more physicians have experienced burnout since COVID-19 started. The whole world was affected brutally by the pandemic, but healthcare providers were at the brunt of the impact.

Author: CHG HealthCare

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