work system risk factorscontributeto physician burnout
the factorscontributingto physician burnout
to errorsleadingto errors
to poor quality of care delivered to patients , an increase in medical errors and poor retentioncan leadto poor quality of care delivered to patients , an increase in medical errors and poor retention
emotional and physical exhaustion and detachmentcan causeemotional and physical exhaustion and detachment
to major medical errorscan leadto major medical errors
to major medical errorscan leadto major medical errors
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from " chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managedresultsfrom " chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed
depressioncan leaddepression
to medical errorscould leadto medical errors
to early retirement and even suicideleadingto early retirement and even suicide
alsocausesalso
to a cascade of problems down the line , including medication errors and a lack of engagement with other caregiverscan leadto a cascade of problems down the line , including medication errors and a lack of engagement with other caregivers
to between 300 and 400 suicidesto contributeto between 300 and 400 suicides
to poor careleadsto poor care
to exhaustion and professional dissatisfactioncan leadto exhaustion and professional dissatisfaction
from their sense of isolationcan resultfrom their sense of isolation
to patient injuriesCould ... be leadingto patient injuries
to physician suicidecan leadto physician suicide
to medical errorsmay contributeto medical errors
to more medical errorscan leadto more medical errors
more to medical errors than even unsafe working environmentsmay contributemore to medical errors than even unsafe working environments
to decline in satisfaction among the patientsleadsto decline in satisfaction among the patients
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to problems for patientscould leadto problems for patients
to higher job turnover rates and increased financialleadsto higher job turnover rates and increased financial
to higher job turnover rates and increased financial costs to institutionsleadsto higher job turnover rates and increased financial costs to institutions
to worse outcomes for patientsdoes leadto worse outcomes for patients
in decreased quality of care , reduced physician productivitycan resultin decreased quality of care , reduced physician productivity
to higher job turnover ratesleadsto higher job turnover rates
quality of care , patient safety , turnover rates , and patient satisfactioninfluencesquality of care , patient safety , turnover rates , and patient satisfaction
to dire consequences personally and professionallycan leadto dire consequences personally and professionally
to unhappy physicians and patients , poor physician performance , and a strain on the medical practiceleadsto unhappy physicians and patients , poor physician performance , and a strain on the medical practice
to an increase in physician suicidehas ledto an increase in physician suicide
to higher healthcare - associated infection rates and costs hospitalsleadsto higher healthcare - associated infection rates and costs hospitals
the quality care , impacts patient safety and satisfaction ... and leads to early physicianinfluencesthe quality care , impacts patient safety and satisfaction ... and leads to early physician
to lower quality of patient care , more medical errors and lower patient satisfactionleadsto lower quality of patient care , more medical errors and lower patient satisfaction
to higher health care - associated infection rates and costsleadsto higher health care - associated infection rates and costs
to poor nurse satisfaction and patient satisfactionleadsto poor nurse satisfaction and patient satisfaction