120 hospitals, providers to measure burnout in Massachusetts

More than 100 hospitals, physician groups and healthcare leaders have pledged to research physician burnout as part of a statewide effort launched by the Massachusetts Medical Society and Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association, the organizations said March 31.

Advertisement

Through the MMS-MHA Joint Task Force on Physician Burnout, the 120 participating organizations will each measure a specific contributing factor to burnout or a wellness metric and prioritize improvement efforts in this area.

Healthcare organizations involved with the effort include Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute — all in Boston.

To see the full list of participating organizations, click here.

More articles on physicians: 

How clinicians can combat anti-Asian racism: 3 takeaways
Wake Forest School of Medicine to build 2nd campus
Billings Clinic pulls out of talks to build med school, cites comments by education provider execs

Advertisement

Next Up in Integration & Physician Issues

Advertisement

Comments are closed.