Are Hispanic, Black, and Asian Physicians Truly Less Burned Out Than White Physicians?

Overview of attention for article published in JAMA Network Open, August 2020

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RT @JAMANetworkOpen: Are Hispanic, Black, and Asian Physicians Less Burned Out Than White Physicians? https://t.co/9noJueLHhc #newonline

Are Hispanic, Black, and Asian Physicians Less Burned Out Than White Physicians? https://t.co/9noJueLHhc #newonline

RT @JAMANetworkOpen: Commentary: As the nation grows more diverse, identifying forces undermining the vitality of the physician workforce i…

Commentary: As the nation grows more diverse, identifying forces undermining the vitality of the physician workforce is as important now as ever, particularly so for physicians from groups underrepresented in medicine https://t.co/oBQr4nSM6r

RT @rutgersifh: "Given the literature on experiences of discrimination and career pressures among Hispanic/Latinx, Black, and Asian physici…

"Given the literature on experiences of discrimination and career pressures among Hispanic/Latinx, Black, and Asian physicians, one might expect more, not less, burnout. How can this be?" Joel Cantor @RutgersCSHP & Dawne Mouzon @blousteinschool writ…