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Largely unresearched, however, is cancer’s impact on those trained to treat it. “There’s this myth that oncologists are completely objectives this myth that oncologists are completely objective—that no feelings are involved,” says Leeat Granek, a 34-year-old Montreal-born health psychologist who teaches at Israel’s BenGurion University of the Negev. “But oncologists are on the same roller coaster as the families. When a patient does well, you’re on a high; and when they do badly,you’re down.” This roller coaster can take its toll. According to recent U.S. studies, up to 38 per cent of oncologists experience burnout, a state of emotional exhaustion characterized by certain danger signs: impatience with staff, withdrawal from patients, a loss of focus and a rise in med­ical errors.

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主要unresearched的，然而，是癌症的训练，把它的影响。“这是神话，肿瘤完全目标这个神话，肿瘤学家是完全客观的，没有情感的参与，”leeat格拉尼克说，一位34岁的蒙特利尔出世的健康心理学家谁教在以色列的内盖夫大学本古里安。“但是肿瘤学家在同一个过山车的家庭。当一个病人做的好，你是在一个高高的；而当他们做得不好，你下去。”这个过山车会付出代价。根据最近美国的研究，到38每分一个肿瘤学家的工作倦怠，情绪耗竭状态具有一定的危险信号：不耐烦的工作人员，患者退，失去焦点，在医学­iCal错误上升。