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Importance Burnout is a self-reported job-related syndrome increasingly recognized as a
critical factor affecting physicians and their patients. An accurate estimate of burnout …

Background: Burnout has been described as a prolonged response to chronic emotional
and interpersonal stress on the job that is often the result of a period of expending excessive …

Objective: To determine the incidence of burnout among American surgeons and evaluate
personal and professional characteristics associated with surgeon burnout. Background …

Purpose To evaluate the personal and professional characteristics associated with career
satisfaction and burnout among US oncologists. Methods Between October 2012 and March …

Background Burnout syndrome is well established as a condition that affects a significant
proportion of practising doctors. Although much literature exists on the prevalence of …

Background Burnout is a work-related syndrome documented to have negative
consequences for GPs and their patients. Aim To review the existing literature concerning …

Background Health care organizations globally realize the need to address physician
burnout due to its close linkages with quality of care, retention and migration. The many …

Although the practice of oncology can be extremely rewarding, it is also one of the most
demanding and stressful areas of medicine. Oncologists are faced with life and death …

Conclusions: Oncology nurses present high levels of EE and of reduced PA. A large
proportion of these nurses are at risk of developing burnout. Age, work experience …