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Four ways to decrease your dread of being on-call

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Have you ever been faced with an upcoming shift at work and felt an impending sense of doom? It comes as no surprise that doctors — real, human people — have a certain degree of anticipation, even anxiety, when it comes to taking shifts.

Katie Townes, a physician and founder of Physician Lounge Online, shares her path to on-call acceptance.

Four ways to decrease your dread of being on-call https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2020/08/4-ways-to-decrease-your-dread-of-being-on-call.html?utm_medium=…

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