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Evaluating Cumulative Trauma Exposure, Physician Burnout and PTSD in Trauma Exposed Physicians
Background: Exposure to traumatic events is part of medical practice and frequently experienced by physicians on a daily basis. Physicians are considered to experience traumatic exposures at work more often than other professions. Traumatic exposure has been described in the literature as starting v
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