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Tens of thousands of Americans, including hundreds of physicians, take their lives each year. Why is it so common? And why physicians? Doctors face a rapidly evolving field that sometimes fails to resemble the industry they were once so passionate about. And many cite burnout, malpractice suits, and online reviews as major stressors, oftentimes feeling that the same people they dedicated their lives to help are turning on them. Plus, we have the reputation of being the ""worst patients"", with some failing to seek help. More needs to be done to address the strains healthcare workers face and offer the support needed to prevent burnout, depression, and suicide. Despite the thousands of books out there describing depression diagnosis and treatment, there aren't many resources for those healthcare providers who deny that they are struggling or at risk. This book aims to change that for both the physician and the medical student who are struggling in this ever-evolving field.

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