The poll, conducted June 26, included nearly 1,750 healthcare leaders. Less than half of respondents (45 percent) said they feel burned out, while 28 percent said they feel “somewhat” burned out. Twenty-seven percent said they were not burned out.
In light of these findings, the association has provided this article addressing the causes of burnout and potential solutions.
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