Physician wellness is critical for patient safety and quality of care. Coaching has been
successfully and widely applied across many industries to enhance well-being but has only …

Importance Physician burnout disproportionately affects women physicians and begins in
training. Professional coaching may improve well-being, but generalizable evidence is …

Abstract Purpose of Review Physician burnout is an epidemic and there are unique aspects
of surgery that dictate rates of burnout among general surgeons and surgical trainees. This …

Rationale: Effective interventions to prevent burnout among intensive care unit (ICU)
clinicians are urgently needed. Death cafés, group discussions about death, build a sense of …

OBJECTIVE Burnout, depression, and fatigue are common among surgical residents. Most
published wellness studies in surgery only focus on a cross-sectional view of attitudes and …

Background. In the United States, only 13% of transplant surgeons are women. We
evaluated gender distribution and trends of American authorship over the past 10 y in high …

This paper summarizes the proceedings of the joint European Surgical Association
ESA/American Surgical Association symposium on Surgical Education that took place in …

Background Coaching has been shown to decrease physician burnout; however, coachee
outcomes have been the focus. We report the impact of coaching on women-identifying …

Abstract Background: European Union Member States face severe personnel shortages in
healthcare. Coaching has emerged as a human-centred strategy to enhance sustainable …

Background Impostor syndrome and burnout are highly prevalent among medical students
and trainees, significantly impacting their mental health and professional development. The …