Introduction: The delivery of team-based care relies on team structure and teamwork. Little is
known about the landscape of team configurations in family medicine practices in the United …

Despite reports of a physician burnout epidemic, there is little research on the relationship
between burnout and objective measures of care outcomes and no research on the …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Physician burnout has been shown to have roots in
training environments. Whether burnout in residency is associated with the attainment of …

Building on the concept that “the clinic is the curriculum,” they seek to change the clinical
environment to reinforce desirable behaviors by modeling professional behaviors in the …

Purpose Burnout affects about half of family physicians (FPs). Minimal research exists which
examines the impact of urban and rural practice settings on FP burnout. In this study, we …

PURPOSE Burnout has been reported to be as high as 63% among family physicians and
has negative effects on physicians, patients, and the medical system. There are likely …

Using data from 2017 to 2018, we found that female family physicians, especially those
younger than 40 years of age, experience burnout at higher rates than males. This has …

To improve health care quality and decrease costs, both the public and private sectors
continue to make substantial investments in the transformation of primary care. Central to …

Of family physicians who perform cesarean sections, more than half do so in rural
communities and 38.6% provide cesarean sections in counties without any obstetrician …

A race and gender salary gap has been well-documented throughout the US economy, but
little described in primary care. Using self-reported data on the most widely distributed …