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Set against a white background are five matches, with red human heads in the center of the picture. From left to right, they progressively burn. The first match has a red top face with brown wood, and the last match is completely burned black.

This IOC research dose explores an article by Alyssa McGonagle and team entitled Coaching for Primary Care Physician Well-Being: A Randomized Trial and Follow-Up Analysis, which describes a well-designed research study of a coaching intervention for physician burnout. This research project is an IOC success story - supported by an IOC Harnisch grant, presented in an IOC webinar and published in a highly respected journal of the American Psychological Association.

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