Chaos in Medical Practice: An Important and Remediable Contributor to Physical Burnout

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Title:Chaos in Medical Practice: An Important and Remediable Contributor to Physical Burnout

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Lemaire, J., Shannon, D., Goelz, E., Linzer, M. (2019) Chaos in Medical Practice: An Important and Remediable Contributor to Physicial Burnout.

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