February 3, 2016
Physician burnout linked to regulatory changes
Editor's Note
A Studer Group survey finds that nearly 90% of physicians have experienced burnout, and almost two-thirds say they are thinking about leaving the profession, the February 2 EHR Intelligence reports.
Among the major causes of burnout cited were overcompensating for low staffing levels and the regulatory burdens of meaningful use and the ICD-10 transition.
An overwhelming majority of physicians have experienced some sort of provider burnout, in large part due to increasing provider burdens such as meaningful use.
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