Tag: Burnout

New research and an accompanying editorial argue that fleeting experiences of awe, transcendence, and deep connection in clinical care—termed sacred ...

A scoping review of 35 studies finds that health anxiety, amplified by pandemic-era stress and possible vicarious trauma, may constitute ...

A cross-sectional study of 300 nurses in Türkiye finds that better work-family-life balance and higher psychological resilience are associated with ...

A qualitative study of eight frontline nurses reveals how the COVID-19 pandemic transformed professional identity, inflicted physical and moral injury, ...

A scoping review of 119 studies across 20 African countries reveals burnout rates as high as 95 percent among medical ...

A cross-sectional study of 165 Iranian ICU nurses finds that stronger adherence to professional ethical codes is independently associated with ...

A Duke-led narrative review in the Journal of General Internal Medicine proposes replacing burnout and moral injury with the term ...

A clinician-scientist and journal editor argues that peer review in academic medicine rests on a small, unrecognized fraction of faculty ...

A four-wave Dutch study found that roughly one in five nursing home staff reported burnout or depressive symptoms at every ...

A personal essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine describes how years of Zen meditation transformed one pediatrician's ability ...

In a pivotal study that sheds light on the crucial dynamics of nursing in intensive care units (ICUs) across Jordan, ...