Canadian emergency doctors leaving ‘broken’ industry, citing burnout: CMAJ
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New Study Shows 10 Per Cent of ER Doctors Leaving the Profession Due to Burnout - VOCM.
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New Study Shows 10 Per Cent of ER Doctors Leaving the Profession Due to Burnout VOCM1 in 10 emergency physicians leaving Canadian ERs, national survey suggests CBC1 in 10 ER doctors are leaving due to burnout.
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Some say the system is ‘broken' CTV NewsEmergency physician burnout and attrition in Canada: a longitudinal study CMAJ.caEmergency doctors are leaving or reducing hours in face of 'hopeless' ER crisis: survey National Post
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A Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) study released Monday states that one in 10 emergency room doctors are exiting the profession altogether as a result of burnout.
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