Background Burnout syndrome (BS) is a common condition among medical professionals. It
is composed of 3 different subdimensions: emotional exhaustion (EE), depersonalization …

OBJECTIVE Neurosurgeon burnout is a serious and prevalent issue that has been shown to
impact professionalism, physician health, and patient outcomes. Interventions targeting …

METHODS Survey of PDs After obtaining institutional review board approval, a survey was
developed using Research Electronic Data Capture software (Supplementary Figure 1) …

BACKGROUND Burnout is a negative workplace syndrome of emotional exhaustion,
cynicism, and perceived professional inefficacy that risks the patient-provider relationship …

Objective Physician burnout in neurosurgery is highly prevalent and occurs most severely
during residency. Although earlier assessments have identified stressors contributing to …

Objective The study aimed to evaluate burnout and associated risk factors in neurosurgical
residents and faculty members. Summary of background data Burnout is an occupational …

Background Neurosurgery remains a specialty with one of the largest gender gaps in the
United States. Neurosurgery residency programs are highly motivated to attract the best …

Background Burnout among physicians has been a topic of growing interest in both the
scientific and the lay press. It has been well established that burnout and perceived inequity …

OBJECTIVE Burnout, depression, and fatigue are common among surgical residents. Most
published wellness studies in surgery only focus on a cross-sectional view of attitudes and …

Context.—Physicians face a high rate of burnout, especially during the residency training
period when trainees often experience a rapid increase in professional responsibilities and …