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Why is Burnout Still Plaguing Medicine?

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By Neha Sangwan, Michael D. McGee
| MedCentral
In Episode 31 of Be Well, Practice Well, host Michael McGee, MD, talks with Neha Sangwan, MD, about burnout—why it is still plaguing medicine—and what to do about it. Listen to the full conversation above or read a lightly edited transcript below. Listen On: Amazon | Apple | Spotify Transcript Dr. McGee: There’s so much to talk about based on your book. Let’s start with you telling us just a little bit about your own burnout experience and what led you to write about it.
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PUMPING IRONY: Misdirected?

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By Craig Cox Verified, Jon Spayde Verified, Neha Sangwan
| Experience Life Verified
With a (much-delayed) nod toward our eventual demise, My Lovely Wife and I last week consulted with an attorney about the assorted documents designed to help our survivors tie up the myriad loose ends our deaths will inevitably reveal. The legal and financial issues that arise when discussing estate planning, executors, and powers of attorney, we were pleased to learn, seemed eminently navigable. But then there’s the healthcare directive.
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PUMPING IRONY: When Surgery Goes Sideways

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By Craig Cox Verified, Jon Spayde Verified, Neha Sangwan
| Experience Life Verified
My 80-year-old neighbor recently reported that she’d undergone what’s called a cardiac ablation to remedy her troubling irregular heartbeat. She isn’t one to delve into the grisly details, but the procedure, I learned later, involves guiding a catheter through a vein leading to the heart where it creates small scars in the heart tissue — a procedure that tends to block the irregular rhythms. She said the whole thing took about an hour or so. No problem.
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