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“Medical salaries are getting worse and the limitation on consultation time increases, this causes the quality of health services to deteriorate and generates burnout in professionals.”

Health care professionals in the US are facing what the CDC has classified as a mental health crisis. From 2018 to 2022, HCPs reported a significant increase in poor mental health days (from 3.3 to 4.5) in the previous month.

“The stifling burden of administrative tasks has resulted in physician burnout, dissatisfaction, and a loss of work-life balance…This has created a vicious cycle with physicians working harder to maintain their practice, which results in even more administrative burden and burnout.”