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By Najya Williams, Erica Leigh Jacovetty, Abraham Kim, Khushali Jhaveri
| Doximity's Op-Med
The state of mental health care in the U.S. (and across the world) is tumultuous. There has been a surge of media coverage about the shortage of mental health professionals and clinicians, and the increasing number of patients who are in desperate need of care. The COVID-19 pandemic really highlighted this issue, with more and more people being diagnosed with depression and anxiety, including social anxiety. Those numbers remain high, and the available help has not risen to match the demand.
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Years Later, Physician Overwork Remains as Prevalent as Ever

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By Abraham Kim, Erica Leigh Jacovetty, Khushali Jhaveri, Rachel Lile-King
| Doximity's Op-Med
Years Later, Physician Overwork Remains as Prevalent as Ever Despite the ongoing effort to address overwork in medicine, 85% of U.S. physicians still say they are overworked, according to a Doximity poll of 2,653 clinicians (including nearly 2,000 physicians) in May 2025. The issue mostly appears to have worsened over the past several years. About 81% of physicians reported feeling overworked at the end of 2023, 86% in 2022, and 74% in 2021.
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We Need to Create Better Staffing Solutions at All Levels of Maternity Care

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By Erica Leigh Jacovetty, Abraham Kim, Khushali Jhaveri, Rachel Lile-King
| Doximity's Op-Med
The U.S. medical system, despite many nonprofit hospital systems, is a for-profit industry. We see this in many areas, but there is one in particular that affects patients in my care as an ob/gyn: the discontinuation of maternity services. Declining birth rates both decrease the financial incentive of providing maternity care and make it difficult to maintain qualified staff. In my state of Maine alone, four hospitals have discontinued maternity services since the year began.
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