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Stress and Work Performance among Doctors in Clinical Settings: A Cross-Sectional Study
The present study examined the relationship between perceived stress and work performance among doctors working in clinical settings across India, including government hospitals, private hospitals, and clinics. Doctors frequently operate under demanding conditions involving heavy workloads, long wor
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