Health care culture and attitudes have lagged behind other industries on the now highly
visible topic of burnout. This topic includes conversations on the associated topics of …

Physician burnout may be underrecognized and can cause significant detrimental effects on
personal health and job satisfaction. Burnout has been associated with medical errors …

According to Maslach (2003)“Job burnout is a psychological syndrome that involves a
prolonged response to stressors in the workplace. Specifically, it involves the chronic strain …

Background Research on burnout in audiologists is limited, especially in the United States.
Recent changes to the profession may have increased burnout. Purpose The purpose was …

Stress and burnout have been found to contribute significantly to the poor job satisfaction
and retention rates of speech-language pathologists (Harris, Prater, Dyches, & Heath, 2009; …

Professional burnout is a barrier to physician wellness. Burnout is prevalent across
medicine, and otolaryngology as a specialty ranks near the mean. We review burnout levels …

22 The Hearing Journal Cover Story January 2004• Vol. 57• No. 1 national Hearing Society,
asserts that even the psychologically strongest hearing professional may feel distressed …

Objective. This study sought to determine which demographic and practice characteristics
were predictive of professional burnout in otolaryngologists. Study Design. Cross-sectional …

Attention to physician well-being has traditionally focused on substance abuse, usually with
disciplinary implications. But, in recent years, greater notice has been granted toward …

Work-life balance, burnout, and physician wellness have become an important focus over
the last 20 years in the field of medicine. Significant work design and cultural changes are to …