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This series of editorials will provide CJEM readers with the opportunity to hear differing perspectives on topics pertinent to the practice of emergency medicine. The debaters have been allocated opposing arguments on topics where there is some controversy or perhaps scientific equipoise. We begin with the topic of burnout, a concern to all who practice clinical emergency medicine. Statistics from North America seem to show that physicians practicing emergency medicine are at the top of the burnout risk league table. Is burnout inevitable or avoidable? Does the problem lie with the job or with the worker? Are there workplace modifications or training programs that can help us avoid this threat? Dr. Jim Ducharme, Editor-in-Chief at CJEM, and working clinician, makes the argument that burnout is in fact inevitable in clinical emergency medicine practice, with Dr. Sam Campbell, a clinical department head in emergency medicine, countering that a clinical emergency medicine career is sustainable.

CJEMDebate Series: #Burnout – Burnout is inevitable in clinical emergency medicine practice