Objectives This study aimed to systematically review extant data on the prevalence of
burnout amongst psychiatry residents, examine the contributory factors, and consider …

Background The main objectives of this study were as follows:(1) evaluate the prevalence of
burnout syndrome among doctors,(2) establish associations with demographic factors in …

Aims and objectives To critically appraise available literature on interventions to increase
resilience in physicians. Background The increasing rate of burnout in physicians has …

Background Multiple studies have reported high burnout rates among residents, including
psychiatry. There is a paucity of studies examining the relationship between burnout and …

Stress, depression, and burnout are common experiences during residency training [1–3].
Depressive symptoms, for example, increase substantially with the onset of residency …

Objective Prior to the pandemic, trainee doctors were at higher risk of psychological ill
health. There is limited evidence measuring the impact of COVID-19 on psychiatry trainees …

Background There is growing recognition that wellness interventions should occur in context
and acknowledge complex contributors to wellbeing, including individual needs, institutional …

Objective The aim of this study was to explore the areas of psychological well-being,
satisfaction at work, and burnout among non-consultant psychiatrists in Ireland, and to …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Physician burnout is well described in the literature. In
response, experts are now shifting to try to understand physician resiliency. We sought to …

Medical training in Australia has been clouded in recent times by media reporting on the
tragic suicides of multiple trainees. This has brought attention to the stressful demands of the …