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Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges
PURPOSE This study examines the effect of coaching on errors and burnout on graduate medical education trainees and mechanisms of this effect. METHOD In this explanatory, sequential, mixed-methods randomized controlled trial at a large, urban academic ...
Ritika S. Parris +6 more
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PURPOSE This study examines the effect of coaching on errors and burnout on graduate medical education trainees and mechanisms of this effect. METHOD In this explanatory, sequential, mixed-methods randomized controlled trial at a large, urban academic ...
Ritika S. Parris +6 more
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PROFESSIONAL BURNOUT, PROFESSIONAL DESTRUCTIONS AND MENTAL SUPERVISION
Historia scientiarumAlong with psychological counseling and education of a specialist experiencing professional "burnout", mental supervision includes mental diagnostics of a teacher in a state of professional crisis, organization of work on reflexive self-diagnosis for the
Vafa Naghiyeva
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BURNOUT IN RENAL CARE PROFESSIONALS
EDTNA-ERCA Journal, 2003SUMMARYBurnout is defined as “a syndrome of emotional exhaustion, depersonalisation and reduced personal accomplishment that can occur among individuals who work with people in some capacity”, and it can be considered as a result of long‐term exposure to occupational stress (1,2).
S, Kotzabassaki, S, Parissopoulos
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Burnout, professional fulfillment, and associated factors in academic oncology physicians.
Journal of Clinical Oncology9005 Background: Occupational burnout has negative consequences on the health of individual physicians (MDs), patients, and health care systems.
Jennifer A. Ligibel +5 more
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Burnout syndrome among healthcare professionals
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2018The well-being of healthcare providers and the influence of healthcare provider mental health and wellness on patient safety have garnered national interest and attention, though the concept of burnout among healthcare professionals is not new.[1][1],[2][2] Healthcare, as an industry ...
Patrick J, Bridgeman +2 more
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Medical Care Research and Review, 2020
The well-being of the health care workforce has emerged as both a major concern and as a component of the “quadruple aim” to enable the “triple aim” of improving patient experiences, reducing costs, and improving population health.
E. Williams +2 more
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The well-being of the health care workforce has emerged as both a major concern and as a component of the “quadruple aim” to enable the “triple aim” of improving patient experiences, reducing costs, and improving population health.
E. Williams +2 more
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Consequences of Professional Burnout
2020Work environments and interpersonal relationships often merge, eroding the passion and altruism of health care professionals and promoting burnout. Burnout of health care professionals negatively impacts safety, team effectiveness, staff turnover, professional productivity, organizational effectiveness, and organizational brand.
Stephen J. Swensen, Tait D. Shanafelt
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Addressing Healthcare Professional Burnout: A Quality Improvement Intervention.
Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing, 2020BACKGROUND Burnout is a substantial phenomenon across healthcare settings, affecting more than half of healthcare professionals and leading to negative patient and health system outcomes.
Sarah Green +4 more
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Combatting professional burnout through creative writing
Clinics in Dermatology, 2020Physician burnout is becoming an increasing problem. In fact, nearly half of all physicians feel completely depleted, to the point where one in seven has contemplated suicide. Causes for burnout development include: administrative overload, regulatory restrictions, loss of autonomy or control, workplace issues, decreased access to medicines for ...
Megan, Cronin +3 more
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PROFESSIONAL BURNOUT AMONG DOCTORS
Scientific research of the SCO countries: synergy and integrationDoctors are an important part of the national service group. However, with the reform and development of health care in Pridnestrovie (unrecognized part of Moldova), the requirements for doctors are becoming higher and higher. They have gradually shown burnout in their professional work.
Podolean, A.S., Podolean, N.A.
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