Pediatrician Work Hours: 2013–2022

Direct patient care made up three-fourths of total work hours, and pediatricians reported a slight annual decrease in hours worked. Men, subspecialists, and hospitalists were likely to work more hours, and higher work hours were negatively associated with work-life balance.

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PEDIATRICS
Published
2025-02-07
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https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2024-068339
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Hospital Admissions and Outcomes
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Abstract

Direct patient care made up three-fourths of total work hours, and pediatricians reported a slight annual decrease in hours worked. Men, subspecialists, and hospitalists were likely to work more hours, and higher work hours were negatively associated with work-life balance.

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