Background The mental health of doctors is an ongoing concern, both prior to and during the
COVID-19 pandemic. This study aimed to: i) assess the prevalence of symptoms of …

Burnout among healthcare workers has been extensively studied since its initial recognition
in 1960, with its defining characteristics established by Maslach in 1982. The syndrome …

Introduction Physician burnout has severe consequences on clinician well-being. Residents
face numerous work-stressors that can contribute to burnout; however, given specialty …

Objetivo: Analisar a Síndrome de Burnout (SB) os problemas de saúde mental e o suicídio
entre médicos. Revisão bibliográfica: O Burnout é uma resposta à tensão emocional crônica …

Introduction There is a well-established positive correlation between improved physician
wellness and patient care outcomes. Mental fitness is a component of wellness that is …

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a shift to virtual curriculum delivery at
Canadian medical schools. At the NOSM University, some learners transitioned to entirely …

Burnout syndrome describes a state of physical and mental exhaustion related to caregiving
activities and affecting job performance, patient care, and worker well-being. Prevalence in …

The well-being and resilience of medical trainees are crucial not only for their health and
happiness but also for their professional effectiveness. 1 Resident burnout is a significant …

Objectives Although personality characteristics of patients with SLE affect their disease
activity and damage, it is unclear whether those of attending physicians affect the outcomes …

Psychosocial counseling is the foundation of genetic counseling. Genetic counseling
students are required to receive in‐depth training on psychosocial counseling techniques. In …