The following study, published in Family Practice, examines possible associations between primary care physicians' burnout and rates of referrals, which is...

The following study, published in Social Science and Medicine, examines whether primary care physicians' affective reactions to uncertainty and their job...

Published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine, this study examines how job stress and work support predicts the experience of burnout, and how burnout is related...

Stress-related illnesses, such as mental, behavioral, and cardiovascular diseases, are common causes for sick-leave absences. The authors of this...

In a large cross-sectional study, this article investigates associations between employee work productivity, psychological distress, and the treatment of mental...

Three factors (hours worked per week, experiencing a work/home conflict within the last 3 weeks, and how the most recent work/home conflict was resolved) have...

This study examines the long-term consequences of stress on the surgeon and to measure the prevalence of burnout in actively practicing American surgeons. 1706...

This study examines burnout in a national sample of transplant surgeons. Data analyses were conducted on a sample of 209 actively practicing transplant surgeons in...

This study examines the links between nurses’ experience of progessional burnouts and their work environment, specifically investigating the interrelationships...

This study strives to test a theoretical model of professional nurse work environments by linking conditions for professional nursing practice to burnout and,...