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Team-based management of high-priority messages shown to reduce feelings of burnout among physicians

05.28.24 | American Academy of Family Physicians

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The messaging feature of electronic health records requires constant monitoring so that urgent messages do not get missed. This constant monitoring is a known contributor to primary care physician burnout. To address this, a group created a system to manage high-priority in-basket messages. All physicians in the group shared inbox access and shared the workload on a rotating schedule, and all reported reduced feelings of burnout.

Team-Based Management of High-Priority In-Basket Messages

John Holkeboer, BA, et al

University of Michigan, Department of Family Medicine

Ann Arbor, Michigan

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The Annals of Family Medicine

Team-Based Management of High-Priority Messages Shown to Reduce Feelings of Burnout Among Physicians

28-May-2024

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Julie Hirschhorn
American Academy of Family Physicians
jhirschhorn@aafp.org

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APA:
American Academy of Family Physicians. (2024, May 28). Team-based management of high-priority messages shown to reduce feelings of burnout among physicians. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/1GR05Y58/team-based-management-of-high-priority-messages-shown-to-reduce-feelings-of-burnout-among-physicians.html
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"Team-based management of high-priority messages shown to reduce feelings of burnout among physicians." Brightsurf News, May. 28 2024, https://www.brightsurf.com/news/1GR05Y58/team-based-management-of-high-priority-messages-shown-to-reduce-feelings-of-burnout-among-physicians.html.