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- - This study examines how physicians' perceived impairment from depressive symptoms changes before they start their internship year compared to during the internship year.
- - It involves surveying physicians to assess their mental health and how it impacts their performance and well-being.
- - The results aim to identify any differences in the level of impairment due to depression experienced by physicians once they begin their demanding intern duties.
Article Abstract
This cohort study compares perceived impairment associated with depressive symptoms among physicians before intern year vs during intern year.
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