5 ways organizations can effectively address physician anxiety
April 15, 2020 American Medical Association
In crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic, it is common for physicians and health professionals to experience increased levels of distress and anxiety, especially when combined with feelings of social isolation. This article identifies potential sources of anxiety and suggests five ways organizations can effectively address physician anxiety.
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