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"Declarations Conflicts of InterestDr. Becker was supported by the AMA for burnout related work. Dr. Linzer and Ms. Poplau are supported through their place of employment (Hennepin Healthcare) by the American Medical Association (AMA), Optum Office for Provider Advancement, Institute for Healthcare Improvement and the California Area Health Education Center system for burnout prevention projects; Dr. Linzer is also supported by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to lead a Learning Health System K12 training program. Dr. Sinsky is employed by the AMA. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as AMA policy. The authors have no other conflicts to declare. Conflicts of Interest Dr. Becker was supported by the AMA for burnout related work. Dr. Linzer and Ms. Poplau are supported through their place of employment (Hennepin Healthcare) by the American Medical Association (AMA), Optum Office for Provider Advancement, Institute for Healthcare Improvement and the California Area Health Education Center system for burnout prevention projects; Dr. Linzer is also supported by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to lead a Learning Health System K12 training program. Dr. Sinsky is employed by the AMA. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as AMA policy. The authors have no other conflicts to declare."

"Funding This study and other burnout reduction projects are funded by a contract between the AMA and Hennepin Healthcare. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as American Medical Association policy."