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A rapid response for burnout among inpatient physiatrists: A survey of leaders of inpatient rehabilitation facilities.

Ellen FarrSujin LeeSusan MaltserMonica Verduzco GutierrezLauren T Shapiro
Published in: PM & R : the journal of injury, function, and rehabilitation (2022)
There are stressors unique to the practice of inpatient rehabilitation that are likely contributing to physiatrist burnout, including late admissions and on-call responsibilities. Many IRFs have begun to implement system changes to help mitigate burnout among inpatient physiatrists. The use of nonphysiatrist providers is a commonly reported strategy. Future studies are needed to determine the effectiveness of such a strategy on reducing symptoms of burnout among IRF physicians as well as its effect on IRF patient outcomes.
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