STUDY OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of this study is to measure career satisfaction
among emergency physicians participating in the 1994, 1999, and 2004 American Board of …

Objective: To define sources of job satisfaction and stress among emergency physicians and
assess self–projected career longevity. Design: A survey containing questions regarding …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: Questions about burnout, career satisfaction, and longevity of
emergency physicians have been raised but no studies have examined tolerance for …

Objective: To determine the level of stress and depression among emergency physicians
and whether these variables were related to the emergency physician's decision to leave the …

The prevalence of burnout among emergency physicians is among the highest of any
specialty. Multiple studies have described factors that contribute to physician burnout, such …

Background C hinese physicians are not only facing heavy work overloads, but also abuse
and injury because of patient mistrust of physicians. The primary objective of the present …

Our goal was to determine the level of burnout, depression, life and job satisfaction of
Canadian emergency physicians. Six instruments were administered: the emotional …

Emergency physicians experienced professional burnout more than 3 times that of the
average physician, according to a national study that compared burnout rates among …

Introduction: Behavioral and social science research suggests that job satisfaction and job
performance are positively correlated. It is important that Emergency Medical Services …

Training and the practice of emergency medicine are stressful endeavours, placing
emergency medicine physicians at risk of burnout. Burnout syndrome is associated with …