Canada’s emergency doctors are feeling demoralized and defeated by a “broken” health system and one in 10 are exiting the profession, two bleak trends threatening to worsen the country’s ER crisis, according to a new study. For many emergency doctors, “the future of emergency medicine was hopeless, with no possibility of recovery,” the authors wrote, describing moral distress and burnout that’s risking patient safety. “All burnout dimensions levels” were high among doctors who responded to a survey, levels that remain “substantively unchanged” since the height of the COVID pandemic,...