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As the healthcare sector grapples with staffing shortages, with a significant exodus of over 145,000 professionals since the pandemic, understanding the impact on various specialties and the aging demographic of providers is crucial for navigating the future of healthcare delivery.

Amidst the challenges of modern healthcare, more than 32% of academic physicians are contemplating leaving their institutions within the next two years, with burnout and lack of professional fulfillment being key drivers.

The escalating crisis of burnout among oncology healthcare workers is a pressing issue that demands immediate attention. With up to 54% of doctors and nurses experiencing burnout, the need for systemic changes in the healthcare landscape has never been more urgent.

Physician burnout is on the rise. With emergency medicine physicians reporting a staggering 65% burnout rate, it’s clear that measures need to be taken to address this growing issue.