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"Book Flap" Approach for Temporal Artery Biopsy.

Most recently, a 2018 survey of academic dermatologists was performed to identify causes of burnout in the academic setting. Twenty-two percent of respondents attributed excessive documentation and 19% stated lack of protected time for pursuing academic interests as major reasons for burnout. The study did not distinguish whether respondents were medical or surgical dermatologists. It is likely that cosmetic and laser procedural dermatologists who previously worked in academic departments experienced similar issues before transitioning to private practice.