Reducing health care burnout by easing administrative burdens @HarvardPublicHealth

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Kara Greer, Senior Vice President and Chief Talent Officer for Tufts Medicine, says burnout has been an ongoing problem in health care, intensified by the Covid-19 pandemic. Greer says providers are burdened by administrative tasks that take time away from patient care and offers solutions such as improved coding support and automated scribes for note taking.

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