Living & Working in Primary Care

Hi! My name is Niranjana Das and I’m a student research from the University of Vermont. I’d like to share a study with you that may be of interest:

Week 42: With 1038 participating primary care professionals, 57% are experiencing burnout in one or more domains. Emotional exhaustion continues to be the most prevalent domain with 85% reporting feeling emotionally drained at least a few days in the past week. To learn more and participate, visit: https://redcap.med.uvm.edu/surveys/?s=KHHMP89E48

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