Background Non-cognitive traits have been theorised to predict characteristics, career
choice and outcomes of health professionals and could represent a homogenous group …

Background The present study aimed 1) to examine the effects of epidemic-related job
stressors, perceived social support and organizational support on the burnout and well …

Background Public health emergencies and epidemics shatter the assumptions of the world
as a safe place. Healthcare workers are at the forefront of such pressures resulting from a …

Aims Nurses are at the forefront of public health emergencies facing psychological
pressures ensuing from the loss of patients and potential risk of infection while treating the …

Abstract Purpose of Review Physician burnout is an epidemic and there are unique aspects
of surgery that dictate rates of burnout among general surgeons and surgical trainees. This …

Objective We sought to characterize the interactions of burnout with internal and external
factors over the past 5 years for surgery residents at our institution. We hypothesized that …

Background In context of COVID-19 as a collective trauma and the intense involvement of
healthcare workers (HCWs) in the pandemic, perceived stress continues to have a …

Introduction Efforts to improve surgical resident well-being could be accelerated with an
improved understanding of resident job demands and resources. In this study, we sought to …

Background Surgical residency often poses a challenge to residents, with long working
hours and a stressful work environment. Surgical residents are at an increased risk of …

BACKGROUND: Burnout among surgeons is increasingly recognized as a crisis. However,
little is known about changes in burnout prevalence over time. We evaluated temporal …