Background: Traumatic Childbirths (TCE) involving actual or threatened serious injury or
death to a mother or child are documented sources of occupational stressors. Maternity care …

Objective To describe the frequency and severity of traumatic childbirth events (TCEs) and
how they affected the professional practice and personal lives of maternity care clinicians …

Objectives Few studies have elucidated the impact of work-related trauma on labor and
delivery clinician or considered whether it may be a cause of burnout. This study aims to …

Aims: This thesis portfolio aims to explore the impact of direct and vicarious trauma on
clinical staff working in high intensity clinical environments. Design: The thesis portfolio …

Introduction The well-being of trauma-affected children and youth in residential care settings
is contingent upon the well-being of the workers who care for them, who are increasingly …

BACKGROUND: Stress and burnout impact physicians at all stages of training and practice,
but resident physicians are particularly at risk. Resiliency skills may protect physicians from …

Objectives This project presents a model of resilience training offered to health care
providers to strengthen personal resilience and combat burnout. The goal of this project was …

We contend that work ambivalence is a key building block in fostering physician burnout and
its sequalae, while engagement in meaningful work and receiving family support for that …

Research has revealed adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have a negative effect
on a child's development and put a child at an increased risk of physical and mental health …

INTRODUCTION: A significant percentage of maternity providers have experienced
secondary traumatic stress following a traumatic birth. Previous studies identified it as an …