Half of younger primary care physicians burned out, older physicians anticipate leaving profession: survey ...Middle East

Story at a glance  In the United States, young primary care physicians are reporting heightened levels of burnout and emotional distress. Those who reported these mental health problems were more likely to say the quality of care they provided declined during the pandemic. Forty-five percent of U.S. physicians over the age of 55 plan to stop seeing patients within one to three years. New results of a Commonwealth Fund survey spell concern for a profession already experiencing shortages in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Half of primary care physicians under age 55 in the United States report being burned out, while 61 percent said they’ve experienced emot

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