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Burnout afflicts emergency physicians (EPs) to a significant degree. The impact of burnout spans from decreased clinical efficiency to increased medical errors to heightened risk of physician suicide. This large-scale study captures responses from emergency medicine (EM) residents regarding two burnout items and examines the correlation between in-training examination (ITE) scores and burnout risk as well as that between residency year and burnout risk. This was a prospective, mixed-methods, cross-sectional cohort study. All residents in
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