After years of leading efforts to understand the magnitude of the burnout epidemic, two researchers look to the next challenge: quantifying the impact of solutions.

Physician burnout is an epidemic in the U.S. health care system. Learn more what experts are saying about burnout and how to address it with the AMA.

Discover these AMA members’ personal experiences managing burnout and learn about their perspectives on potential systemwide solutions.

The AMA has put together some tips to help physicians promote well-being during their day-to-day routine.

Ochsner Health System’s first chief wellness officer is focusing the organization’s efforts on minimizing the source of stressors and giving time back to physicians.

Research shows that large-scale change is needed to address the physician burnout crisis. Learn more about the AMA's efforts.

Physicians hear a lot about burnout and how it can lead to cynicism, negative attitudes toward patients, exhaustion and the desire to quit practicing medicine. Seven steps is all it takes to make changes in your practice to reduce your risk of burnout.

With 54.4 percent of physicians reporting at least one symptom of burnout, it’s no wonder it was the top issue in 2015. Burnout is all too common as burdensome regulations and the mounting pressures of practice have put many physicians in survival mode.

Topping the list: emergency physicians, with nearly 60% reporting burnout—up from 50% in 2013. How can organizations address this pressing issue?

With physician and student burnout on the rise, medical students gathered to discuss preventing burnout during training.