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1 day ago · Insane hours and work-driven burnout are increasingly pernicious forces in medical workplaces. They apparently also are helping steer more physicians toward locum tenens, or temporary, assignments ...
5 days ago · A full decade before the pandemic, nurses and doctors were reporting high levels of burnout relative to the general population — too many patients in a day, too much bureaucracy, too much ...
2 days ago · The Covid-19 pandemic made issues with access to medical care apparent. At the Time100 Summit on Wednesday, three healthcare officials discussed how the concept of meeting people where they are ...
3 days ago · I’m a part-time family medicine doctor and my girlfriend is a part-time rheumatolgist. When we work just 2 days a week we look at each other wonder how any physician can work 40 hours a week. So, 2024, the age of AI and GLP1s and homelessness, can a doctor work 40 hours a week? The Average Doctor
2 days ago · In 2022, the percentage of employed adults who slept <7 hours on average during a 24-hour period increased with the number of hours worked per week, including 29% among those who worked ≤40 hours, 35% among those who worked 41–60 hours, and 48% among those who worked >60 hours per week. The patterns were similar for men and women.
2 days ago · A CMS-commissioned study in 2001 found that the quality of care improved with increases of staff up to a level of 4.1 hours per resident per day ... many people are willing to work in homes at ...
5 days ago · The initial proposed rule issued Sept. 1 called for all nursing homes to provide round-the-clock registered nurse coverage, as well 2.45 hours per-patient, per-day care by a nurse aide and 0.55 ...
