Background Physician burnout, widespread across medicine, is linked to poorer physician
quality of life and reduced quality of care. Data on prevalence of and risk factors for burnout …

Preventing a Parallel Pandemic Just as the country rallied to care for September 11 first
responders who suffered long-term health effects, we must take responsibility for the well …

Medical errors have been identified as one of the greatest evils in the field of healthcare,
causing millions of patient deaths around the globe each year, especially in developing and …

Importance How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected academic medicine faculty's work-life
balance is unknown. Objective To assess the association of perceived work-life conflict with …

Background: The 2019 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic placed unprecedented strains on
the US health care system, putting health care workers (HCWs) at increased risk for …

Objective Two studies examined the efficacy of the Self‐Compassion for Healthcare
Communities (SCHC) program for enhancing wellbeing and reducing burnout among …

Importance Burnout is common among physicians and is associated with suboptimal patient
outcomes. Little is known about how experiences with patients, families, and visitors differ by …

Background: Medical students are at a significant risk of experiencing psychological issues,
such as burnout. Over the past few years, more studies have been conducted on this topic …

Background: Burnout remains a persistent issue affecting nurses across the US health
system. Limited evidence exists about the direct impact of nurse burnout on patient …

Work cultures supportive of wellness and shorter shift length have been associated with
better mental/physical health outcomes in nurses, but how the coronavirus disease-19 …