Published in JAMA, the following study examined the prevalence of suicidal ideation among surgeons and their use of mental health resources. Members of the American...

Published in JAMA Surgery, the following study sought to evaluate factors associated with work-home conflicts of US surgeons and their potential personal and...

This study in JAMA Internal Medicine examined rates of burnout among US physicians compared to the general US population and examined differences by physician...

This study in JAMA Internal Medicine evaluated the relationship between career fit and burnout among academic faculty. Faculty physicians in the Department of...

This study, published in Annals of Surgical Oncology, examined the rate of burnout, career satisfaction, and quality of life among surgical oncologists compared...

This qualitative study, published in Neurology, sought to identify drivers and mitigating factors of burnout and well-being among US neurologists. The researchers...

This qualitative study, published in MEDSURG Nursing, sought to identify the factors influencing the decision of nurses to leave clinical nursing practice. Nurses...

This personal commentary, published in the Literature and the Arts in Medical Education column of Family Medicine, describes the author's experience as a teacher...

This personal commentary, published in JAMA, explores demands placed on medical residents and the effect of these demands on family...

Every year an estimated 400 U.S. physicians take their lives. Numerous global studies involving every medical and surgical specialty indicate that approximately 1...