Too many tests, too little time: Doctors say they face ‘moral injury’ because of a business model that interferes with patient care
ADADThe shingles case is one of hundreds of examples that have led to his burnout with emergency medicine. ADADDean said she and Talbot have given two dozen talks on moral injury. But “the real priority is speed and money and not our patients’ care,” Corl said. “Hallway medicine is such a [big] part of emergency medicine these days,” said Jarman, 35, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at University of California at Davis. “I love emergency medicine, but a lot of what we do these days is not emergency medicine,” she said.
Source: Washington Post February 01, 2020 15:56 UTC
