… It’s no secret that physicians today face myriad challenges and … , and physicians often feel
caught in a cyclone of new missions and mandates. Research supports that many physicians …

… Any effort to address burnout and low work satisfaction among physicians should begin
with understanding the context within which we currently live and practice, and from a place of …

… physician secrets, and organizational secrets. The patient may fear revelation of his secrets
to a health care provider — nurse, physician… may be rebroadcast by physicians to staff and …

… The striking finding of the present study is that, while patients’ satisfaction with physicians is
significantly associated with physicians’ open-ended (versus closed-ended) question formats…

… Physicians cite rising workloads and falling reimbursement as … of physicians' perception
of control on their satisfaction and … The importance of control is not unique to physicians. …

… Four physicians share their secrets to recapturing the joys of practicing medicine despite the
advent of managed care… South-Paul who derives satisfaction from helping indigent patients. …

… [2] Preparing our future physicians to embrace humanistic values such as kindness, … that
will not only prepare clinically competent physicians, but are equally as embracing of these …

… But it is the Hippocratic oath attributed to the Greek priest-physician who lived 2400 years …
to be published abroad, I will not divulge but will consider such things as to be holy secrets." …

… may be the secret to providing high quality health care. As one physician declared, providing
… who regard their work as a calling reported greater job satisfaction and less burnout …

… to keep secrets on behalf of their work organizations. Psychologists and physicians, lawyers
… Given these opposing effects on overall job satisfaction, we do not make any predictions …