Surgeons: Take a vacation
In this 24/7 work world, it seems healthcare professionals are working nonstop. For surgeons, there are added concerns that the exceedingly long shifts have a potential effect on patient care stemming from psychological trouble spots: burnout, depression, career dissatisfaction, and problems at home.
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