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Most doctors are not experiencing burnout but are hindered by the corporatization of medicine. Addressing systemic issues within the healthcare industry is crucial for physician well-being.

Area of Science:

  • Medical Ethics
  • Healthcare Management
  • Physician Well-being

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  • However, many physicians express dissatisfaction not with patient care, but with professional constraints.

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  • To identify the primary drivers of dissatisfaction within the medical profession.

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