Physician burnout is not a conditioned contained to only older physicians. For some, it begins before their career even takes off.

Doctors are feeling less able than ever to influence the healthcare industry.

As medicine gets better at prolonging lives, battles for Supreme Court seats are more intense than ever. Dr. Dhruv Khullar, director of policy dissemination at the Physicians Foundation Center for Physician Practice and Leadership, offers analysis on how healthcare affects every...

Findings from the Physicians Foundation’s 2016 Survey of America’s Physicians support the notion that increased regulatory burdens make it harder for physicians to practice independently. While a lot of these pressures have simply accumulated over decades, new additions like EHRs and...

Increased paperwork burdens and unsustainable patient volume keeps physicians from spending quality time with their patients. Creative programs like Ohio’s “Walk with a Doc” give physicians time to recharge and connect with their patients in non-clinical settings while offering patients valuable...

Findings from the Maryland State Medical Society and the Physicians Foundation’s 2016 Survey of America’s Physicians examine reasons for the gender pay gap among practicing physicians in Maryland.

Dr. Dhruv Khullar, director of policy dissemination at the Physicians Foundation Center for Physician Practice and Leadership, considers why current healthcare systems fail to accurately measure the full value of physician care via Washington Post.

For physicians facing burnout, seeking help can be risky. Robert W. Seligson, Physician Foundation Treasurer, details via Forbes how he and the North Carolina Medical Society worked to ensure speaking up never comes at a cost.

Physicians Foundation board member Dr. Russell Libby provided commentary via the Wall Street Journal on how association health plans (AHPs) threaten to raise costs and decrease access to healthcare.