Burnout during surgical residency in a Hispanic population
Authors:
- Marcantonio V. PinciMPMarcantonio V. Pinci
- Norberto J. Torres-LugoNorberto J. Torres-Lugo
- David Deliz-JimenezDDDavid Deliz-Jimenez
- Joseph Salem-HernandezJSJoseph Salem-Hernandez
- Pamela Merheb-FinianosPMPamela Merheb-Finianos
- Norman RamirezNRNorman Ramirez
- Antonio Otero LópezALAntonio Otero López
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Abstract
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