Advisory Board September 30, 2024

A Physicians Foundation survey of more than 1,700 physicians, residents, and medical students found that burnout remains high and is tied to a number of factors, including private equity acquisitions and overall industry consolidation.

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For the survey, the Physicians Foundation contacted 1,723 respondents between June 17 and July 16 of 2024. Of the 1,020 physicians who responded to the survey, roughly 40% were primary care while the rest were specialists. Almost three-quarters were employed — not in independent practice, roughly half were 45 or younger, and nearly two-thirds were male.

The survey found that physician burnout remains high in 2024, with six in 10 physicians...

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