Medscape surveyed 15,069 physicians from 29-plus specialties.
Percent of burned out/depressed physicians who said they’d be likely to seek help:
1. Psychiatry: 45
2. Public health and preventive medicine: 45
3. OB-GYN: 37
4. Pediatrics: 36
5. Pathology: 34
6. Dermatology: 33
7. ENT: 32
8. Infectious diseases: 32
9. Plastic surgery: 31
10. Pulmonary medicine: 31
11. Oncology: 30
12. Anesthesiology: 29
13. Family medicine: 29
14. Emergency medicine: 27
15. Critical care: 27
16. Ophthalmology: 26
17. Internal medicine: 26
18. Radiology: 26
19. Diabetes and endocrinology: 26
20. Physical medicine and rehabilitation: 24
21. Neurology: 24
22. Gastroenterology: 24
23. Cardiology: 23
24. Orthopedics: 22
25. Urology: 20
26. Nephrology: 19
27. General surgery: 17
28. Rheumatology: 16
29. Allergy and immunology: 13
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