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Published on: August 19, 2020
Academic neonatologist-a species at the brink of extinction?
Christine E Bishop1, Kerri Z Machut2, Christiane E L Dammann3
1Department of Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Bishopce@upmc.edu.
Abstract:
Neonatology is a field that is currently facing many challenges. These challenges include outdated work models in clinical environments with increasing acuity and patient workloads, physician burnout exacerbated by gender inequity and the recent COVID-19 pandemic, and inappropriate metrics to measure clinical productivity. Academic neonatologists have additional missions that include research, teaching, and scholarly productivity in the setting of an increasing clinical workload and reduced time and support for teaching and research. Within the university-based practice setting, reimbursement, and salary structure result in relatively low compensation for neonatologist clinical productivity and time. These challenges threaten the sustainability of academic neonatology as a field. Working towards potential solutions such as creation of sustainable, transparent work models, and aligned funds flow within university-based settings is imperative.
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