Editor's Picks From 2005-2015, the overall number of medical residents in the country grew by 22%, but the majority of that growth was in urban areas, according to a U.S. Government Accountability Office report.
 
In response to growing concerns with the nationwide rate of physician burnout, Stanford Medicine is the first U.S. academic medical center to appoint a chief wellness officer.
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