Depending on which brand of English you speak, fine might be “awesome”, “doing great”, or “things could not be better”.
Often, however, “I’m fine” is just a throwaway term without meaning. If you are a physician, there’s a >6 in 10 chance you are NOT fine. Read on to find out more.
Physician burnout overlaps with depression, anxiety, and trauma. Shared root causes in medicine explain rising distress among doctors.
The hidden toll of being a doctor: burnout, depression, and suicide are rising. Why physicians aren’t getting help—and what needs to change.
How physicians can overcome burnout and isolation by building connection, support, and purpose—creating more good days in medicine.
This article discusses physician mental health stigma and explores ways to overcome this unnecessary barrier to getting help.
Bullying in medicine is a pervasive issue that has far-reaching consequences for healthcare trainees and professionals and, ultimately, patient care.
How to get sober if you’re addicted to medicine
How to get sober if you’re addicted to medicine
How to get sober if you’re addicted to medicine
How to get sober if you’re addicted to medicine
How to get sober if you’re addicted to medicine
7 days of burnout: A physician’s burnout diary
7 days of burnout: A physician’s burnout diary
7 days of burnout: A physician’s burnout diary
7 days of burnout: A physician’s burnout diary
