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Hilda H Tso1, Candace Y White2, Jay R Parikh1
1Department of Breast Imaging, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, USA.
Abstract:
Physician burnout continues to be a challenge in addressing radiologist wellness. The stressors contributing to breast radiologist burnout are distinctive due to the unique work environments of a breast center. The intimate nature of a subspecialized team of radiologist(s) and technologists at an imaging center may result in interpersonal challenges such as a disruptive technologist. It is important to address the stressors to mitigate the increasing burnout affecting breast radiologists. This article raises awareness among radiologists and administrators and provides strategies to breast centers and breast radiologists for guidance on dealing with a disruptive technologist.
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