Abstract Background The services of Healthcare and Social Assistance (HCSA) workers are
needed by society around the clock. As a result, these workers are exposed to shift work and …

Persistent staffing shortages in health care driven by years of inadequate funding and
deficiencies in human resources planning, which overlooked the impacts of population …

Objective Despite the well-known neurosurgical workforce deficit in Sub-Saharan Africa,
there remains a low number of neurosurgical training programs in Nigeria. This study sought …

OBJECTIVES: Extended-duration work rosters (EDWRs) with shifts of 24+ hours impair
performance compared with rapid cycling work rosters (RCWRs) that limit shifts to 16 hours …

Importance Extended work hours and night shifts are essential in health care, but negatively
affect physician sleep, well-being, and patient care. Alternative schedules with shorter work …

Objectives We explore the prevalence and characteristics of burnout among Japanese
resident physicians and identifies factors associated with burnout. Methods A cross …

Objective To examine the risk for burnout in neurosurgery trainees across the globe to
compare work-related factors that may contribute to burnout and to determine if there are …

Background Medical residents work long, continuous hours. Working in conditions of
extreme fatigue has adverse effects on the quality and safety of care, and on residents' …

Patients can be treated by a physician, a nurse practitioner (NP), or a physician assistant
(PA) despite marked differences in the education and training for these three professions …

This article examines the impact of working‐hour restrictions on the well‐being,
performance, and education of medical residents in Japan. Despite Japan's plan to …