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More exhausted doctors - what to do?

Over a number of years it has been reported that American doctors are increasingly affected by the phenomenon referred to as ’burnout’ (1). Studies show that a little more than 50 % of all American doctors indicate that they are affected in at least one of the three dimensions of burnout: exhaustion, cynicism and reduced work effectiveness (2, 3). This is reported to be significantly higher than in other groups of American professionals, and a documented increase occurred in the group of doctors from 2011 to 2014 (3).