Burnout and intentions to quit the practice among community pediatricians: associations with specific professional activities

Overview of attention for article published in Israel Journal of Health Policy Research, January 2019

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RT @DrJTJohnson: Study in paediatricians suggests burnout is higher when they have: •higher admin workloads •lower engagement with researc…

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RT @DrJTJohnson: Study in paediatricians suggests burnout is higher when they have: •higher admin workloads •lower engagement with researc…

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Study in paediatricians suggests burnout is higher when they have: •higher admin workloads •lower engagement with research and teaching More evidence to suggest #burnout reduction interventions should consider job design. https://t.co/ykVnwxO3WB #health

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