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Burnout among emergency room doctors high, one in 10 left the specialty, study finds

  • Posted on July 27, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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  • 1 min read
In brief

A comprehensive study reveals that emergency room physicians are experiencing unprecedented levels of professional exhaustion, with one in ten practitioners completely abandoning the specialty. The research demonstrates alarming trends in workforce sustainability, including nearly half of respondents reducing their clinical workload and a significant portion taking extended breaks from emergency medicine practice. These findings underscore critical systemic challenges within emergency healthcare and highlight the urgent need for institutional reforms to prevent further talent attrition.

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Burnout among emergency room doctors high, one in 10 left the specialty, study finds
Burnout among emergency room doctors high, one in 10 left the specialty, study finds

Of total survey respondents, 48% reduced clinical hours, 20% took time off from working in emergency medicine
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