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Study Links Physician Burnout to Patient Safety Culture
Original: Physician Burnout and Patient Safety Culture in Internal Medicine Departments: A Mixed-Methods Investigation Using an Investigator-Developed Questionnaire and Healthcare Provider Interviews
A mixed-methods study published in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science examined burnout among physicians working in internal medicine departments and its relationship to patient safety culture. Researchers used an investigator-developed questionnaire alongside interviews with healthcare providers to assess how exhaustion and disengagement among doctors may affect safety practices and attitudes on hospital wards.
Why now: A newly published study connecting clinician burnout to patient safety is drawing attention amid ongoing concerns about healthcare workforce strain.
Cureus Journal of Medical Scienceinternal medicine departments
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- Physician Burnout and Patient Safety Culture in Internal Medicine Departments: A Mixed-Methods Investigation Using an Investigator-Developed Questionnaire and Healthcare Provider Interviews · The Cureus Journal of Medical Science
- Physician Burnout and Patient Safety Culture in Internal Medicine Departments: A Mixed-Methods Investigation Using an Investigator-Developed Questionnaire and Healthcare Provider Interviews · The Cureus Journal of Medical Science
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