Doctors have less empathy to manage pain on night shifts - study

A new study showed that doctors who were tired after night shifts prescribed less painkillers because they had less empathy for pain.

Prescription pain pills are dumped out on a table.

Prescription pain pills are dumped out on a table.

(photo credit: U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/TECH. SGT. MARK R. W. ORDERS-WOEMPNER)

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

JUNE 29, 2022 02:42

Updated: JUNE 29, 2022 13:05

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