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  • Physician Well-being

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  • Physician burnout is a significant issue in palliative care, often linked to workload.
  • Mandatory administrative tasks are a major contributor to physician workload in palliative care settings.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To quantify the time spent on administrative activities by palliative care physicians.
  • To estimate the financial cost of these administrative activities for academic healthcare facilities.

Main Methods:

  • All mandatory and non-mandatory administrative activities were identified and measured.
  • Faculty members in the Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation, and Integrative Medicine reviewed the activities for accuracy.

Main Results:

  • Palliative care faculty spend an average of 5300 minutes annually on administrative tasks.
  • The estimated financial cost is $36,936 per faculty member, equivalent to 11 clinical days.

Conclusions:

  • Academic palliative care physicians face substantial administrative burdens without institutional registries or adjusted productivity requirements.
  • Collaboration between regulatory agencies and institutions is recommended to better manage administrative tasks and their frequency.