Doctors are exposed to high levels of stress in the course of their profession and are
particularly susceptible to experiencing burnout. Burnout has far-reaching implications on …

Background: Burnout among junior doctors can affect patient care. We conducted a
longitudinal cohort study designed to explore the incidence of burnout in medical interns …

Phenomenon: Factors related to individual circumstance and organizational climate are
contributing to a worsening burnout problem among providers in healthcare settings. In the …

Context: The high prevalence and negative implications of resident physicians' burnout is
well documented, yet few effective interventions have been identified. Objective: To …

Tens (or hundreds) of thousands of Americans die each year as a result of preventable
medical errors. Changes in the practice and business of medicine have caused some to …

Burnout is a complex condition that is the result of persistent job stressors and an
individual's response to them. This condition has been described and studied for more than …

Background Burnout results from chronic exposure to stress: comprising emotional
exhaustion (EE), depersonalisation (DP) and a reduced sense of personal achievement …

More than half of practicing physicians are burned out, and greater than one quarter of
physicians suffer depressive symptoms or frank depression during residency training [1, 2] …

Results released this month and published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, a peer-reviewed
journal, show that 63 percent of physicians surveyed reported at least one symptom of …

Physician stress and burnout are common in the practice of medicine and were once
thought to be occupational hazards due to hard-driving personality traits. As a result …