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Telehealth flexibility can hide a different kind of burnout, where the work never stops and the human connection feels harder to reach through screens. We talk through what drains us most in virtual care and the boundaries that help us stay present for patients without living at work.
• provider burnout showing up differently in telehealth workflows
• feeling pressure to move faster without room-to-room transitions
• protecting the patient-provider connection when care feels transactional
• setting a physical boundary between home life and work time
• invisible work from inboxes, portals, labs, pharmacies, and staff messages
• switching between platforms and EHRs raising cognitive load and error risk
• unrealistic response expectations from patients across nights and weekends
• tech failures, poor signal, and patients not prepared for virtual visits
• refusing visits while patients are driving for safety and focus
• normalizing stress and building a team to share coverage

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