I know you didn't ask me, but outside of anesthesia and maybe straight inpatient CCM (and even then, probably not), I'm not sure there's a single medical specialty that doesn't include some amount of "inbox management".
If it makes you feel any better, in the golden olden days pre-EMR, inbox management was literally a giant pile of papers on your desk every day that you had to sort through one at a time, go pull the chart it was associated with, determine if whatever you were looking at was better/worse/same as before, then pick up an actual phone and call the patient (or referring doc) if it was worse, or call your nurse to call the patient to tell them it was better/same. Now in 3 keystrokes I can deal with 70-80% of my inbox crap. The rest gets a follow up/99215. If I can't dispatch it in a 15 second message, I'm getting paid for it.