Doctors Talbot and Dean describe
physicians as the ”canaries in the health-care coalmine,” and point out that
doctors are killing themselves at alarming rates; some estimate
at rates twice that of active duty military members. This may be all wrapped up
with moral injury due to the way health care is administered with no apparently
way to alter the system. For physicians, a perception that they are failing to
consistently meet patients’ needs has been found to have a huge and profound
impact on the personal wellbeing of the physician. Talbot and Dean believe that
this is the crux of consequent moral injury for doctors.
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