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  • Medical ethics
  • Physician well-being
  • Clinical decision-making

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  • Increasing physician burnout rates present a significant public policy challenge.
  • The underlying causes of physician burnout remain incompletely understood.
  • Physician practical judgment is central to medical practice and job satisfaction.

Purpose:

  • To explore the hypothesis that challenges to physician practical judgment are a primary driver of burnout.
  • To examine the role of practical judgment in connecting medical knowledge, reason, and individual patient care.
  • To investigate how medical advancements impact the development and application of practical judgment.

Summary:

  • Physician burnout is a growing concern, with practical judgment identified as a key factor.
  • Practical judgment integrates knowledge, reason, science, and experience for effective medical action.
  • The evolution of medicine, especially increased procedures, may negatively affect practical judgment training and use.

Impact:

  • Understanding the impact on practical judgment can inform strategies to mitigate physician burnout.
  • This research may guide improvements in medical education and practice environments.
  • Addressing challenges to practical judgment could enhance physician satisfaction and patient care quality.