High burnout levels in medical and dental professions, leads to errors
There are high levels of burnout in the medical and dental professions. New research reveals about half of doctors feel burnt out, meaning a high level of emotional...
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High burnout levels in medical and dental professions, leads to errors
-
Pelaton recalls 120 thousand treadmills, six year old dies after being pulled under
-
Age Concern CEO says seniors should be patient during vaccine rollout
-
Donald Trump's Facebook ban might not be forever
-
Ardern needs to go further on Mallard says political commentator
-
Farmers can expect a dry winter, but they're prepared
-
Colgate creates recyclable toothpaste tubes, shares with competitors
-
How can provincial areas best prepare for rapid growth?
-
G7 foreign ministers meet face-to-face after pandemic pause
-
Parliament can take a stand on Uighurs without upsetting China
-
Tech commentator; Facebook trying to scare users against privacy tracking
-
Cook Islands travel bubble expected to be more popular than trans-Tasman
-
Athleisure fashion trend continues to grow after lockdown
-
Scott Morrison, Australian Govt under pressure over India flight ban
-
US general: Afghan forces could face 'bad possible outcomes'
-
Protests force postponement of Man United-Liverpool match
-
China Business Summit co-chair: Govt will struggle to diversifying trade agreements
-
Two arrested after trespassing near Prince Andrew's home
-
NZ-Cook Islands travel bubble tipped to start on May 16
-
Psychologist: Parents revert back to how they were treated as kids
-
More questions for Johnson over home refurbishment funding
-
Surgeon: Bowel screening system is a mess
-
Ambulance shortages in Australia should be cautionary tale
-
Over 70% of New Zealanders want harsher penalties for drunken behaviour
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David Moffett: Provincial unions should request transparency on Silver Lake deal
