Burnout remains a significant issue among US healthcare workers. According to a recent
study, 62.8% of practicing physicians report one symptom of burnout, and satisfaction with …

Burnout—emotional exhaustion and depersonalization (ie, treating patients like objects)—
affects almost half of American physicians, even before the coronavirus disease 2019 …

Burnout in physicians is a profound and persistent problem exacerbated during and in the
aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, physician burnout spiked, with 62.8% of …

Burnout, anever-presentriskinmedicine, isdefinedas a pathological syndrome in which
emotional depletion and maladaptive detachment develop in response to prolonged …

Sir, Burnout is work-related stress syndrome which can manifest in a variety of professions1
and can have varying implications. Healthcare workers (HCWs) also experience burnout in …

To tackle an “epidemic of burnout”—exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—that has
threatened the US health care workforce for years, the National Academy of Medicine has …

Background: Louisiana is historically one of the lowest-performing states in terms of health
outcomes in the United States. Hurricane Katrina led to a decrease in available health care …

For more than 2 years, the world has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic. Arguably,
no other group has experienced challenges as intense and unrelenting during this time as …

Objectives: To evaluate employee burnout, work conditions, resilience, and mindfulness at
an academic medical center in a US medically underserved region during the coronavirus …

Introduction: Physician burnout has been alarmingly high, particularly among general
internal medicine, which displays some of the highest rates. A recent study of academic …