Administrative harm is the burnout we don’t measure
As physicians, regardless of our specialty, we share a singular, defining orientation: a fiduciary commitment to the patient sitting in front of us. Whether we are operating on a heart, managing complex diabetes, or counseling a family through a life-altering diagnosis, our patients grant us extraordinary latitude. They do so based on a deeply held understanding that our clinical judgment will be exercised solely in their best interests. This sacred …
Administrative harm is the burnout we don’t measure
