Electronic medical practice environment can lead to physician burnout

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/06/160627094819.htm

        (From Mayo Clinic) The growth and evolution of the electronic
        environment in health care is taking a toll on US physicians.
        That's according to a national study of physicians that shows
        the use of electronic health records and computerized
        physician order entry leads to lower physician satisfaction
        and higher rates of professional burnout.

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