Burnout has been prevalent since before COVID-19 and continues to affect a large portion of the health-care workforce. At JADPRO Live Virtual 2021, Margaret Leddy, PA-C, MMSc, defined burnout in the setting of the oncology/hematology advanced practice role, described symptoms you can recognize in yourself and others, and provided three tips to combat burnout.
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