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High Rate of Stress among Doctors
As the HIN1 swine flu virus spreads rapidly through the Northern Hemisphere, doctors and other health care professionals face a heavier - than - usual workload. Even without a flu pandemic, studies show, up to 60 percent of physicians in the United States suffer to some degree from" burnout" - physical and emotional exhaustion: The stress on doctors can cause medical mistakes even errors that could cost people their lives, so the universities that train America’ s doctors are looking for ways to prevent burnout.
At a hospital in Tennessee, Dr. William May tries to diagnose his patients as quickly as he can. "We don’ t like to have to add that extra space. We’ re just busy. Very, very busy, "he says. Even without a pandemic to add to the workload, doctors are busier than ever In Rochester, New York, primary -care physician Michael Schneider has seen the stress from his work increase steadily over the
A. There is a definite change in the doctors after a year of relaxation training.
B. Physicians who have difficulty in empathizing with patients have poor communicatic skills.
C. Physicians who have better communication skills and know how to relax can avoi symptoms of emotional exhaustion.
D. Physicians who know how to relax may lack of a sense of accomplishment.