Survey of 18K Physicians Shows Surge in Satisfaction Amid Challenges
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Contributed by: Kate Gamble
Summary
A recent AMA survey indicates that 55% of physicians now feel valued by their organizations, a rise from previous years, shedding light on the importance of recognition in healthcare settings. Gathering nearly 18,000 responses from 43 states, the data also reveals that male physicians report feeling more valued than female physicians and highlights variations across specialties, with family medicine and pediatrics scoring highest. The survey emphasizes the role of workplace culture in enhancing physician engagement amid challenges like staffing shortages and increased patient demands. In light of these findings, organizations such as Bayhealth are adopting measures to promote a greater sense of value among their medical staff.
