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Is burnout on the rise and what are the signs ObGyns should be on the lookout for?

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In a peer-to-peer audiocast, Ms. DiVenere probed Dr. Smith for the problem areas that appear in the early to late stages of burnout. He spoke to the stressors that residents experience in the learning situation and that ObGyns must deal with in practice, as well as described strategies to deal with that stress.

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Have you read " ObGyn burnout: ACOG takes aim ," by Lucia DiVenere, MA (September 2016)?

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