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Since 2019, burnout has been defined in the ICD-11 as a “syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.”In particular, Kayden Chahal and Kabir Matwala wrote in their 2024 systematic review that orthopedic surgeons face many challenges within practice, including litigation issues and bureaucratic demands, which can lead to burnout. In fact, the
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