Objective Suicide is a leading cause of death for young adults, and medical students
experience elevated rates of suicide and suicidal ideation. The present study uses …

Purpose Physician burnout is an issue that has come to the forefront in the past decade.
While many factors contribute to burnout the impact of impostorism and self-doubt has …

Background During postgraduate training, considerable efforts for intraprofessional
education are in place to prepare primary care residents (PC residents) and medical …

Background Medical students experience emotional challenges during their undergraduate
education, often related to work-based learning. Consequently, they may experience …

Background The therapeutic process is fraught with various feelings. This research focused
on a specific type of negative feeling, namely self‐doubt (SD). Aim To explore and …

Context Transitions in medical education are dynamic, emotional and complex yet,
unavoidable. Relationships matter, especially in times of transition. Using qualitative, social …

Context Residents are expected to ask for help when feeling insufficiently confident or
competent to act in patients' best interests. While previous studies focused on the …

Purpose The hope that reliably testing clinicians' competencies would improve patient safety
is unfulfilled and clinicians' psychosocial safety is deteriorating. Our purpose was to …

Many employees self-label as allies, yet few engage in concrete allyship action. We propose
that one critical barrier is impostorism–possessing allyship competencies yet feeling like a …

The fear of being exposed as a fraud as expectations and responsibility increase,
considered the sine qua non of imposter syndrome, appears to preclude some physicians …