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<h2>Physician Burnout is Reaching a Breaking Point</h2><p>More and more doctors are exhausted, frustrated, and depressed because of documentation. The NY Times warned that medical professionals are “under siege” by paperwork and that it “is pushing both doctors and nurses to the breaking point.” Recent studies have shown that physicians spend over 50% of their workdays on EHRs, including 1.5 hours after office hours each day at home. The result? Late nights, missed dinners, and canceled plans. Physicians experience each of these regularly, leading to increased physician burnout rates, disrupted patient-clinician relationships, and careless errors from tired and overworked clinicians. In one recent survey, 90% of physicians reported feeling burned out on a “regular basis,” largely because of their required paperwork. To solve this escalating crisis, time-saving and simple documentation-assistance tools are needed more than ever.&nbsp;</p><h2>AI is the Key to Easing the Documentation Burden</h2><p>Human transcription and scribing services have assisted with physician paperwork for decades. Each approach has built-in flaws, including the chance of human error, high costs, and record-keeping lags and delays. AI-driven documentation solutions, however, overcome many of those issues. As reported by the Mayo Clinic, “the recent rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care offers a promising solution to alleviate the burden of documentation and optimize clinical workflows.”</p><h2>7 Ways AI Documentation Transforms Care</h2><p>AI-powered healthcare software can transcribe patient encounters, enter data into EHRs, and process information for orders and prescriptions—all of which help physicians focus on direct patient care. Such tools can shrink a physician’s time devoted to documentation by up to 70% and cut costs by half!</p><h3>1. Improved accuracy and consistency</h3><p>AI-powered tools constantly learn from users, enabling them to provide consistent outputs, styles, formats, and more and continuously improve them.</p><h3>2. Dramatically reduced costs</h3><p>AI-powered healthcare software such as DeliverHealth’s eSOne™ InstaNote has been shown to cut documentation costs by up to 50%.</p><h3>3. Increased patient throughput</h3><p>With the documentation burden eased, clinics can care for more patients while reducing staff time.</p><h3>4. Enhanced speed and accuracy</h3><p>With AI-powered healthcare software like eSOne™ InstaNote, there’s no waiting for anyone to type up the note. Instead, clinicians receive near-instantaneous results. Because physicians get their documentation closer to their episodes of care, details are more easily checked for accuracy, including more reliable coding and reimbursement.</p><h3>5. Improved patient satisfaction</h3><p>Patients value the extra time their medical providers can spend with them and report that their medical provider is more concerned about their health. Studies have directly correlated patient-doctor time with improved health outcomes, lower malpractice claims, and greater trust. Without intrusive transcribers in the room, patients are also afforded more privacy.</p><h3>6. Increased clinician satisfaction</h3><p>Artificial intelligence tools, like voice-to-text dictation, automated notes, and summarization software markedly streamline documentation, reducing time spent on administrative tasks. This helps clinicians avoid burnout, feel more empowered in their roles through increased autonomy, and have more time to connect with patients and pursue their lives outside of work. Ultimately, clinicians can better see their direct and visible impact on patients and patients’ families. Improved satisfaction also plays a key role in healthcare organizations’ retention and recruiting.</p><h3>7. Higher revenue</h3><p>AI-powered code suggestions can help enhance reimbursements and improve speed-to-bill.</p><h2>eSOne™ InstaNote: Fast, Accurate, and Secure AI Documentation</h2><p>The industry leader in AI-powered healthcare software is DeliverHealth. The DeliverHealth team’s deep experience has enabled the company to engineer a true one-of-a-kind, breakthrough solution with unmatched accuracy and flexibility.</p><h3>Built on DeliverHealth’s Proven Expertise</h3><p>Backed by DeliverHealth’s clinical documentation platform, eSOne™ InstaNote leverages the power of proprietary generative AI and natural language processing (NLP) to create high-quality, accurate documentation from patient encounters or dictation in near real-time. </p><h3>Secure and HIPAA-Compliant by Design</h3><p>This advanced clinical documentation tool is also completely secure. Its eSOne™ U.S. platform recently earned Certified status by HITRUST for information security, providing users assurance that eSOne™ InstaNote meets all HIPAA requirements for data security and compliance.</p><p><br data-mce-bogus="1"></p>

7 Benefits of AI-Driven Documentation Solutions

<p>The majority of patients never went to medical school. And the majority of patients are visiting their doctor during a time of stress when they or someone they love are suffering from health problems. Neither of those factors is conducive to deciphering the complicated medical language and concepts necessary to navigate the healthcare system, and that lack of understanding can lead to anxiety, avoidance, and poor outcomes.</p><p>DeliverHealth’s Patient Simplifier app does what the name implies: It simplifies medical language to help anyone, regardless of their level of medical literacy, understand their medical information. Using the power of AI and large language models (LLMs), the technology turns medical jargon into understandable language, helping patients and their families become confident participants in their own medical care and helping doctors provide more effective, patient-centered care.</p><h2>Health Information, Simplified</h2><p>Understanding information makes a difference for patients in or out of the exam room. A study in PLOS One found that one week after an outpatient visit, 36% of patients remembered decisions and recommendations with prompting, and 15% didn’t remember them at all, with results correlating to education levels.&nbsp;</p><p>Patient Simplifier’s use of AI technology makes understanding complex medical information as easy as reading a text message. Patients merely have to upload a medical document, or even take a picture of it with their smartphone, and the app translates the image into simplified, digestible content, making it easy to understand without sacrificing accuracy.</p><p>The cutting-edge AI that drives Patient Simplifier allows it to enhance every aspect of health literacy.</p><ul><li>Instant translations. Courtesy of an LLM, patients can snap a photo of&nbsp; &nbsp; any medical document and receive explanations in plain English or their preferred language. This allows non-native speakers to effortlessly access and understand their health information.</li><li>Adaptive complexity. The app can be adjusted to suit the user’s level of understanding, whether they need a simple overview or a detailed explanation.</li><li>Engaging explanations. Even pediatric patients can benefit from Patient Simplifier’s clarifications, which can use metaphors to make medical conditions more relatable and less scary — white blood cells become superheroes fighting diseases, for instance, helping children grasp their health situation.</li></ul><p>Users of Patient Simplifier can save the app’s simplified summaries to revisit in the future, allowing them to view their healthcare information in context and refer back to the treatment plan recommended by their doctor. In and out of the exam room, they can have access to their medical information in an easy-to-understand format.&nbsp;</p><h2>Better Understanding = Better Adherence</h2><p>The functionality of Patient Simplifier doesn’t only benefit patients — healthcare providers benefit as well. As medical professionals, they’re both personally invested in their patients’ health and professionally evaluated based on outcomes and metrics. When a patient returns with a condition that hasn’t improved — or has worsened — physicians are often frustrated to find their treatment plan hasn’t been followed.</p><p>When a patient doesn’t follow a treatment plan, it usually isn’t intentional — a lack of understanding is frequently at the root of nonadherence. A patient who doesn’t understand their condition is less likely to adhere to their treatment plan, and a patient who doesn’t understand their treatment plan isn’t always confident enough to say so. When a doctor asks, “Any questions?” their patient might not have enough medical literacy to know what questions to ask.</p><p>That kind of confusion can be costly, in terms of finances and of patient health. Across the country, hospitals see 600 readmissions per day simply due to misunderstandings at discharge. On average, 15% of patients are readmitted within 30 days, translating to nearly 274,000 additional hospital stays — and that rate rises to nearly 20% among Medicare patients. A lack of understanding can easily land a discharged patient back in the hospital.</p><p>Patient Simplifier addresses this problem by overcoming many of the barriers to treatment adherence. Patients can better understand the seriousness of their condition, the reasons for the treatments chosen, and the potential ramifications of failing to adhere to their plan. Physicians can be confident that, despite any language barriers, their patient understands what’s happening and why they need to act.</p><h2>Miscommunication is Costing Healthcare Millions</h2><p>The impact of those misunderstandings, miscommunication, and adherence struggles can be felt across the entire healthcare system. Avoidable medical complications cost the system an average of $1.3 billion per year. And that’s in addition to other sources of waste that are potential sources of savings from clearer, more effective patient communication.</p><ul><li>Fewer patient calls to support centers: $200,000 to $500,000 per year</li><li>Fewer readmissions: $50,000 to $200,000 per year</li><li>Improved staff efficiency: $100,000 to $250,000 per year</li><li>Fewer no-shows: $150,000 to $300,000 per year</li><li>Increased patient satisfaction and reimbursement: <br>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;$100,000 to $300,000 per year</li><li>Lower risk of malpractice claims: $50,000 to $200,000 per year</li></ul><p>As much as $1.75 million is wasted every year on issues as minor as support center calls that didn’t need to be made and appointments that didn’t need to be missed, and as major as malpractice claims that didn’t need to be filed. An app that reduces miscommunication and gives patients a clearer view of their medical information could mean millions of hours and dollars redirected to other patients in need.&nbsp;</p><h2>A Clearer Future for Patient Communication</h2><p>Patient Simplifier helps eliminate language barriers, using cutting-edge AI to cut through the jargon that creates exasperating impediments to effective patient care. With truly patient-centric healthcare software, designed around the needs and literacy levels of the average user, patients understand what’s expected of them, and healthcare centers avoid unnecessary readmissions and problem amplifications, leading to more positive outcomes for all involved.</p><h2>Ready to Simplify Healthcare for Your Patients?</h2><p>To learn about how Patient Simplifier can turn the complex language of healthcare into easy-to-understand guidance for your patients, visit <a data-mce-href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/patient-simplifier" href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/patient-simplifier">https://ai.deliverhealth.com/patient-simplifier</a>.</p>

How Patient-Centered Technology Can Improve Understanding and Outcomes

<h2>Physician Burnout is Reaching a Breaking Point</h2><p>Peter Oppenheim had been a family physician for 25 years. Being a medical doctor had been his dream since childhood. However, he struggled with balancing the needs of his patients and the industry’s time-consuming documentation demands, which limited the time he could spend providing real medical assistance. As a result—and as he wrote in an article for FPM Journal—“I was a poster child for physician burnout.”</p><p>Unfortunately, Dr. Oppenheim’s situation is not unique. Forty-two percent of physicians reported burnout in 2021 alone. What is less known is that most of those cases—58%–are from one main cause: documentation. Too much bureaucracy. Too many late nights faced with the arduous paperwork challenge. Physicians spend between 34 and 55 percent of their workday compiling clinical documentation and reviewing EMRs. It’s a crippling constraint on their time.</p><h3>The Root Cause: Clinical Documentation Overload</h3><p>Fortunately, there is a way to avoid clinician burnout. As we published in a recent white paper, we recommend organizations explore these six clinician adoption best practices:</p><h2>Six Proven Strategies to Fight Burnout</h2><h3>1. Offer flexible documentation tools.</h3><p>Many clinicians document their clinical visits through transcription, the use of a medical scribe, or both. For example, a surgeon may transcribe in the clinic but use a medical scribe for post-procedure documentation. To meet all these needs, providers should use an app or service that offers every option. The more flexible the documentation tools, the greater the clinician’s satisfaction.</p><h3>2. Give clinicians telehealth support.</h3><p>Nearly two-thirds of patients today prefer telehealth visits over in-person visits. Clinicians should seek a solution provider who can assist in writing the notes for these online/phone interactions.</p><h3>3. Automate chart abstraction and preparation.</h3><p>Medical offices must remove obstacles that make it difficult or time-consuming to collect important information from a medical record and transcribe it into every necessary location within the organization’s EHR. Simplifying the process through automation will reduce clinician anxiety.</p><h3>4. Make it easier to access legacy data.</h3><p>A pain point for almost all clinicians is an inability to obtain data trapped in legacy EHRs and other systems. Finding a solution that simplifies data management and archiving can go a long way to minimizing burnout.</p><h3>5. Proactively assist clinicians who need help the most.</h3><p>Some CDI solution providers offer personalized analytics to identify clinicians needing more assistance with tasks, such as preparing workflow charts, finding legacy data, and writing clinical notes. The sooner these problems are identified, the faster meaningful assistance can be provided.</p><h3>6. Partner with an expert. Look for a team with deep subject-matter expertise in your EHR tool of choice.</h3><p>Do your research. You’ll want a documentation partner that can support all areas of your documentation, including assisting your contact center, enhancing EHR workflows, and implementing new EHR feature releases. Consider where you might need an application, project management, optimization, training, or implementation expertise. Consider your KPIs and seek solutions and service providers who can help you drive clinical and revenue integrity forward.</p><h2>DeliverHealth: A Partner in Preventing Burnout</h2><p>Simply the Complexities of Healthcare with DeliverHealth</p><p>Studies indicate that the U.S. healthcare system has more than $16.5 billion in inefficiencies at any given moment. Health system leaders have millions of opportunities to prevent physician burnout through automation, standardization, and coding and billing processes.</p><p>DeliverHealth has a proven track record of success in helping health systems do exactly that, from simplifying workflows to aligning processes. We offer managed services, on-demand services, consulting services, and industry-leading solutions like our eSOne platform for transcription and medical scribing—all uniquely designed to help improve CDI and stop physician burnout.</p><h3>A Better Path Forward</h3><p>Our team recently provided one-on-one personalization workflow sessions to physicians, which successfully increased EHR adoption to 94% and prevented one physician from leaving the organization due to burnout.</p><p>To learn about reducing physician burnout, read the full white paper <a data-mce-href="https://deliverhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Documentation_Whitepaper.pdf" href="https://deliverhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Documentation_Whitepaper.pdf">here</a>.</p>

Reversing the Trend: 6 Smart Strategies to Reduce Physician Burnout

<p><br></p><p>Madison, WI (February 28, 2025) – DeliverHealth, the leader in healthcare clinical documentation, is proud to partner with Google Cloud to transform the way healthcare providers document patient care at HIMSS25 in Las Vegas, March 3-6.</p><p>Visitors to HIMSS25 can go hands-on with DeliverHealth’s eSOne™ InstaNote platform in booth 5539, Venetian Level 2.</p><p>Combining Google Cloud’s advanced Gemini model with DeliverHealth’s extensive repository of 150,000 audio hours a month of human-curated medical notes, the collaboration will deliver an innovative solution with enhanced accuracy, speed and medical specificity.</p><p>Through this partnership, DeliverHealth will leverage Google Cloud’s generative AI capabilities to empower more than 60,000 clinicians to document patient care entirely through voice, ranging from operative reports and lab result summaries to radiology reads and inpatient notes.&nbsp;</p><p>“Clinicians are spending nearly 28 hours a week on administrative tasks, and 82% are reporting burnout,” said Aashima Gupta, Global Director of Healthcare Strategy &amp; Solutions, Google Cloud. “By leveraging our Gemini models, DeliverHealth’s solution can help alleviate this burden by streamlining clinical documentation so physicians can focus on providing patient care.”</p><p>“DeliverHealth is thrilled to partner with Google Cloud to bring a precise and intuitive medical speech engine directly to those on the frontlines," said Sasanka (Sy) Yella Manchali, CEO, DeliverHealth. "With Google Cloud’s powerful AI models and our ability to create human-curated medical documentation, clinicians can use their voice to generate structured, billable documentation. This is about more than innovative technology—it’s about giving caregivers more time and peace of mind to focus on what they do best, caring for patients."&nbsp;</p><p>By integrating Google Cloud’s AI capabilities, this partnership provides an industry-leading medical vocabulary for speech recognition, enabling detailed medical language and natural language processing to fully document each patient encounter. This approach enhances patient-physician interactions through seamless, accurate documentation.&nbsp;</p><p>Google Cloud’s customers retain control over their data. Access and use of patient data are protected through the implementation of Google Cloud’s reliable infrastructure and secure data storage that support HIPAA compliance, and DeliverHealth’s security, privacy controls, and processes.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p>

DeliverHealth and Google Cloud Parnter on AI Clinical Documentation

<h2><em>eSOne™ InstaNote Brings Next-Generation Precision to Inpatient and Outpatient Documentation</em><br></h2><p>MADISON, Wis., Feb. 24, 2025 -- <a data-mce-href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/" href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/">DeliverHealth</a><span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-weight: inherit; font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal); background-color: rgba(249,250,251,var(--tw-bg-opacity));" data-mce-style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-weight: inherit; font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal); background-color: rgba(249,250,251,var(--tw-bg-opacity));">, the leading provider of software, AI, and technology-enabled services in mid-revenue cycle and digital health, announces its <a data-mce-href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/instanote" href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/instanote">eSOne™ InstaNote</a> generative AI-powered clinical documentation solution at HIMSS25 in Las Vegas, March 3-6 in booth 5539, Venetian Level 2.</span></p><p>"eSOne InstaNote transforms medical documentation by harnessing advanced generative AI to quickly convert clinical encounters into comprehensive records," said Sasanka (Sy) Yella Manchali, CEO, DeliverHealth. "It can be leveraged for dictation, ambient scribing or for self-documentation, each bringing significant value to the provider."</p><p>While supporting ambient multi-speaker scribing, eSOne InstaNote also provides a 360-degree documentation solution for inpatient providers with more complex workflows. Operative Reports for surgeons have long been a challenging piece of the provider workflow to accommodate without human intervention. With eSOne InstaNote, surgeons are able to streamline their documentation with near-verbatim notes. This is supported by the broadest medical vocabulary of any comparable large language model (LLM) available in products on the market today.&nbsp;</p><p>Providers can go hands-on with eSOne InstaNote at HIMSS25 in booth 5539. </p><p>Features include:</p><ul><li>Near real-time completion of clinical documentation using generative-AI technology from patient-clinician conversations or dictation</li><li>Advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) for accuracy</li><li>Support for providers' most challenging inpatient use cases, including operative notes, in addition to managing outpatient requirements</li><li>Over 1 million clinical notes are documented every month</li><li>Simplified interface for easy adoption across web or mobile apps&nbsp;</li></ul><p>DeliverHealth's eSOne <a data-mce-href="https://c212.net/c/link/?t=0&amp;l=en&amp;o=4366982-1&amp;h=3205974705&amp;u=https%3A%2F%2Fc212.net%2Fc%2Flink%2F%3Ft%3D0%26l%3Den%26o%3D4366982-1%26h%3D3954195900%26u%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fai.deliverhealth.com%252Fblog%252Fdeliverhealth-s-esone--platform-achieves-hitrust-implemented--1-year--i1--certification-to-manage-data-protection-and-mitigate-cybersecurity-threats%26a%3DeSOne%2Bearned%2Bcertified%2Bstatus&amp;a=eSOne+earned+certified+status" href="https://c212.net/c/link/?t=0&amp;l=en&amp;o=4366982-1&amp;h=3205974705&amp;u=https%3A%2F%2Fc212.net%2Fc%2Flink%2F%3Ft%3D0%26l%3Den%26o%3D4366982-1%26h%3D3954195900%26u%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fai.deliverhealth.com%252Fblog%252Fdeliverhealth-s-esone--platform-achieves-hitrust-implemented--1-year--i1--certification-to-manage-data-protection-and-mitigate-cybersecurity-threats%26a%3DeSOne%2Bearned%2Bcertified%2Bstatus&amp;a=eSOne+earned+certified+status">earned certified status by HITRUST</a> for information security, demonstrating the eSOne platform leverages a set of curated controls to protect against current and emerging threats.</p><p>For more information on eSOne InstaNote, visit https://ai.deliverhealth.com/instanote.</p>

DeliverHealth Announces the AI-Powered Solution for Surgeons at HIMSS25

<h2>A Looming Physician Shortage and Escalating Burnout</h2><p>The United States is facing an increasingly critical physician shortage in critical disciplines.</p><p> <a data-mce-href="https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/the-physician-shortage-isnt-going-anywhere" href="https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/the-physician-shortage-isnt-going-anywhere" target="_blank" data-mce-selected="inline-boundary" title="article: The physician shortage isn’t going anywhere (opens in new tab)">Burnout from the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated an already prominent trend, pushing predictions of the physician deficit to nearly 90,000 by 2036.</a>[1] Increased regulatory and payor requirements have elevated the burden of clinical documentation from already intense administrative requirements. </p><h2>The Rising Burden of Clinical Documentation</h2><p>As certain physicians in the U.S. have experienced lagging income growth (given higher costs to run a private practice), longer hours, and more malpractice lawsuits, it’s an opportunity for specialized outsourced solutions providers to address pain points for physicians to ensure patient care is not compromised.</p><h2>Introducing eSOne™ InstaNote: DeliverHealth's AI-Powered Solution</h2><p><a data-mce-href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/" href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">DeliverHealth</a> is a leader in medical documentation. Its AI solution, <a data-mce-href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/instanote" href="https://ai.deliverhealth.com/instanote">eSOne™ InstaNote</a>, converts clinical encounters into comprehensive documented medical records, saving physicians time to be more productive and more actively engaged with their patients. The company’s solution support around 60,000 physicians across the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Their technology helps doctors create over one million medical notes per month. DeliverHealth trained its large language models (“LLMs”) on the largest supply of medical notes available, and its model now boasts the broadest medical vocabulary of any comparable LLM. Most importantly, these notes are delivered within seconds rather than hours.</p><p>“As we continue to scale this market-leading solution to physicians in need, InstaNote dictate is valuable for the inpatient setting while ambient is more suitable for outpatient” said Sasanka (Sy) Yella Manchali, Chief Executive Officer of DeliverHealth. "We continue to be a trusted strategic partner as we execute growth strategy of AI scribe optionality with coding suggestions, auto code and audit pathways. This, along with largest AI scribe userbase in our InstaNote solution, has set us up to win in the marketplace.”&nbsp;</p><h2>The "Golden Moment": Real-Time Documentation for Better Care</h2><p>When doctors document their notes and relay information to both patients and insurers accurately and in close time to when service is rendered, everybody wins. That’s what Yella Manchali calls the “golden moment,” or the moment when optimal care is rendered.&nbsp;</p><p>Reducing the burden on physicians and finding a “golden moment” is not merely a matter of time management; it is essential to improving the quality of care. “The truth is,” Yella Manchali says, “Overworked humans are still our biggest source of medical errors.” When physicians are required to document cases days or even weeks after a patient encounter, the accuracy of their recall naturally diminishes — but capturing the details of a visit amidst a demanding schedule of roughly 20 patients per day poses an immense challenge. DeliverHealth addresses this issue by allowing physicians to document in any setting with precision and efficiency, producing notes in real-time while significantly reducing the likelihood of errors.&nbsp;</p><h2>Why Speed and Accuracy Matter for Hospitals, Patients, and Physicians</h2><p>The impact of the speed and accuracy of AI advances in healthcare is pivotal. For hospitals, it ensures proper coding and maximizes reimbursements, as insurers are more likely to approve claims with detailed and accurate documentation. For patients, it translates to more precise and effective treatment, and most importantly, more face time with their care team. <a data-mce-href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4395515/" href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4395515/" target="_blank" title="Patients Respond More Positively to Physicians Who Focus on Their Ideal Affect from the N I H (opens in new tab)">Patients prefer doctors who are tuned into their concerns and emotions.</a>[2] <a data-mce-href="https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR400/RR439/RAND_RR439.pdf" href="https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR400/RR439/RAND_RR439.pdf" target="_blank" title="Factors Affecting Physician Professional Satisfaction (PDF) (opens in new tab)">For doctors, who often feel that they are unable to deliver the standard of care they hold themselves to because of bandwidth constraints</a>,[3] DeliverHealth’s solutions alleviate administrative pressures on physicians – giving doctors back time to focus on helping patients.</p><p>[1] <a href="https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/the-physician-shortage-isnt-going-anywhere" data-mce-href="https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/the-physician-shortage-isnt-going-anywhere" title="article: The physician shortage isn’t going anywhere (opens in new tab)" target="_blank">https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/the-physician-shortage-isnt-going-anywhere</a>&nbsp;<br>[2] <a href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4395515/" data-mce-href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4395515/" title="Patients Respond More Positively to Physicians Who Focus on Their Ideal Affect from the N I H (opens in new tab)" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4395515/</a><br>[3]&nbsp; <a data-mce-href="https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR400/RR439/RAND_RR439.pdf" href="https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR400/RR439/RAND_RR439.pdf" title="Factors Affecting Physician Professional Satisfaction (PDF) (opens in new tab)" target="_blank">https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR400/RR439/RAND_RR439.pdf</a></p>

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