Introduction Resident burnout is highly prevalent in general surgery. Burnout is increasingly
recognized as a symptom of an unsupportive workplace. The objectives of this study were to …

Objective Burnout among general surgery residents is prevalent. Guidance on how program
directors (PDs) can effectively intervene on general surgery resident wellness is lacking. In …

Importance Differences in medical school experiences may affect how prepared residents
feel themselves to be as they enter general surgery residency and may contribute to resident …

Background Surgical residents train under immense stress, often manifesting into poor well-
being. While recent research identifies methods of coping with stress, few studies empirically …

OBJECTIVE Although well-established metrics exist to measure workplace burnout,
researchers disagree about how to categorize individuals based on assessed symptoms …

Background The prevalence of burnout and depression are high among surgical trainees.
This study examined the impact of program-driven initiatives to improve surgical trainee …

INTRODUCTION Surgical residents have been shown to experience high rates of burnout.
Whether this is influenced predominately by intrinsic characteristics, external factors, or is …

Comprehensive Characterization of the General Surgery Reside... : Annals of Surgery
Comprehensive Characterization of the General Surgery Residency Learning Environment and …

Importance Prior studies demonstrate a high prevalence of burnout and depression among
surgeons. Limited data exist regarding how these conditions are perceived by the surgical …

Background Surgeon burnout is linked to poor outcomes for physicians and patients.
Several conceptual models exist that describe drivers of physician wellness generally. No …