Burnout in rheumatology: The importance of searching for joy

This month’s cover story on rheumatology and burnout brings to the fore numerous issues and challenges for our profession for both physicians and advanced practitioners.
The discussion is spot-on in my opinion as to the contributing causes, but unfortunately there are no simple solutions.
What I did take away from our discussants, however, is a growing sense that our national discontent is gradually coming to a head at every level, from the embattled solo practitioner, to small and large group practices, to the employees of major centers and academic institutions. For most of us who

This month’s cover story on rheumatology and burnout brings to the fore numerous issues and challenges for our profession for both physicians and advanced practitioners.
The discussion is spot-on in my opinion as to the contributing causes, but unfortunately there are no simple solutions.
What I did take away from our discussants, however, is a growing sense that our national discontent is gradually coming to a head at every level, from the embattled solo practitioner, to small and large group practices, to the employees of major centers and academic institutions. For most of us who