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New Study: Women ODs’ Burnout Rates Higher Than Male Counterparts’ | Women In Optometry %
Photo credit: Perfect Wave In a new study titled “Insights into Burnout Among Optometrists in the United States: Findings from a Nationwide Survey,” researchers Kaleb Abbott, OD, MS, FAAO, and colleagues shed light on a pressing issue within the optometric profession: burnout. Alarmingly, the study found that 60.9% of female optometrists reported experiencing some degree of burnout. That’s compared to just 40.6% of their male counterparts. This …
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