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June 15, 2018
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June 15, 2018
67 percent of all surveyed doctors know a physician who is likely to stop practicing medicine in the next five years, as the result of physician burnout.
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. physicians report feeling burned-out, depressed or both, affecting their relationships with patients and colleagues.
Cordani will replace current chair Bernard Tyson, CEO of Kaiser Permanente, in 2019; WellCare CEO Ken Burdick named co-chair.
One new policy deems drug shortages an urgent public health crisis and seeks to have manufacturing sites deemed critical infrastructure.
About 47 percent of physicians who indicated they had been harassed said they were harassed by another physician.
Results show 74 percent of recruiting assignments in the last year were for specialists, up 7 percent from three years ago, report says.
One expert sees the root of the trend in an environment that's still largely volume-driven.
The increases come at a time when physician shortages, especially in primary care, loom large.
Bush's exit comes as previous charges of sexual harassment and domestic abuse surface amid activist investor's nearly $7 billion takeover bid.
Three big factors that attract new hires: growth opportunity, a healthy work-life balance and access to modern technologies like social media.