Extending Peer Support Across the Military Health System to Decrease Clinician Burnout
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AbstractIntroduction. Clinician burnout is widespread throughout medicine, affecting professionalism, communication, and increases the risk of medical errors,| Reference Key |
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| Authors | Keyser, Erin A;Weir, Larissa F;Valdez, Michelle M;Aden, James K;Matos, Renée I; |
| Journal | Military Medicine |
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