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cord-010515-6klurh6a	Houtrow, Amy	Addressing Burnout: Symptom Management Versus Treating the Cause	2020-05-01		.txt	text/plain	1265	86	58	What is the optimal way to address what appears to be a growing pattern of burnout among pediatric providers, subject to administrative and productivity burdens, while they care for pediatric patients, who themselves often have expensive and complex, multi-system diseases? To treat the disease effectively, we should recognize that burnout in health care has an important cause: moral injury. 11 The implication is that health care providers who experience burnout (over half of us) are not mindful enough or not resilient enough. 9 Although mindfulness practices, relaxation techniques, exercise, and the like will still have a role in the management of burnout, what we really need is collective action to promote clinician well-being that helps health care providers carry out their lives' work--to provide the best possible care to the patients and communities whom we serve.	./cache/cord-010515-6klurh6a.txt	./txt/cord-010515-6klurh6a.txt