Matthew Gillogly explains how medical training and residency create burnout through long hours and a depersonalizing process. The system itself wears doctors down before they even start practicing medicine.
Here's what we do know is that doctors traditionally work the hardest, longest hours. I'm always amazed at when I talk with my clients about the number of hours that you all worked in residency. Well, it's actually a very depersonalizing and dehumanizing process. Now, I'm not trying to make you feel like you're a victim or anything like that. I'm just, I'm just being real honest, right? Like, let's just face facts. The whole process of becoming a doctor is designed to just teach you everything that's gonna contribute to your burnout.
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