A first survey: measuring burnout in emergency medicine physician assistants. journal of the american academy of physician assistants, 15(3), 40 - 55 . google scholar. A first survey. measuring burnout in emergency medicine physician assistants. medscape emergency physician lifestyle report 2017: race and ethnicity, bias and burnout in contrast. The profession of emergency medicine has recognized the threat of burnout for decades, but the survey published in archives is nonetheless an eye-opener, said jay kaplan, md, director of service and operational excellence, cep america emergency physician partners..
If you have access to journal via a society or associations, read the instructions below. access to society journal content varies across our titles. if you have access to a journal via a society or association membership, please browse to your society journal, select an article to view, and follow. A first survey: measuring burnout in emergency medicine physician assistants. jaapa-journal of the american academy of physicians assistants. 2002 mar 1;15(3):40-9. kimo takayesu j, ramoska ea, clark tr, hansoti b, dougherty j, freeman w, weaver kr, chang y, gross e. factors associated with burnout during emergency medicine residency.. Emergency medicine section; industry and technology section insomnia, job turnover, lower morale, and decline in quality of service. 3,4 bos has been described in critical care physicians, nurses, and physician assistants 4. bell rb, davison m, sefcik d. a first survey. measuring burnout in emergency medicine physician assistants. jaapa.
