Background Awareness of burnout and its implications within the medical field has been
growing. However, an understanding of the prevalence and consequences of burnout …

Objective One potential barrier to optimal healthcare may be provider burnout or
occupational-related stress in the workplace. The objective of this study is to conduct a …

Importance Previous research suggests that the prevalence of occupational burnout varies
by demographic characteristics, such as sex and age, but the association between physician …

Background Little is known about the relationship between primary care nurses' work
environment and burnout, particularly in settings where patient-centered medical homes …

PURPOSE Primary care clinicians disproportionately report symptoms of burnout,
threatening workforce sustainability and quality of care. Recent surveys report that these …

Background Heterogeneity of existing physician burnout studies impairs analyses of
longitudinal trends, geographic distribution, and organizational factors impacting physician …

Background The patient-centered medical home (PCMH) is a primary care delivery model
predicated on shared responsibility for patient care among members of an interprofessional …

While much is known about the prevalence of burnout among physicians and nurses, little is
known about burnout in the physician assistant (PA) profession. Approximately 50 percent of …

The goals of this paper were twofold:(a) To provide a population overview of burnout profiles
by occupation in a large, health care sector employee population and (b) to investigate how …

Burnout has been identified as an occupational hazard in the helping professions for many
years and is often overlooked, as health-care systems strive to improve cost and quality. The …