Building physician resilience
May 1, 2008 College of Family Physicians
This article uses qualitative research to explore the dimensions of resilience among family physicians. It identifies four dynamic elements for building resilience: attitudes and perspectives, balance and prioritization, practice management, and supportive relations.
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