Medical education and training has recently been called to develop focus on professional identity formation (PIF). Through the following article in Academic...

Published in Journal of Graduate Medical Education, the following psychometric study characterizes predictors of resident well-being and assesses personal and...

Keeton, et. al. explore factors associated with physician career satisfaction, work-life balance, and burnout focusing with respect to age, gender, and specialty....

Atallah et al. write about the prevalence of burnout in obstetrician/gynecologists and draw attention to burnout's downstream consequences, insidious nature,...

Published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Rockey's commentary questions, considers, and reflects on resident distress and personal safety with a unique lens provided in...

Identifying efficient coping mechanisms, strategies, and attitudes that contribute to long-term job satisfaction and biopsychosocial health throughout is the...

In this paper, published in Medical Education, the study authors report on the implementation of an workshop given during internship orientation to introduce the...

This Opinion article, published in JAMA Network, overviews the changes in Work Environment and shift in culture of healthcare highlighting the newfound challenges...

Wallace et al. review the work stresses faced by physicians, the barriers to attending to wellness, and the consequences of unwell physicians to the individual and...

This study, published in Annals of Saudi Medicine, determines socio-demographic, specialty, and work factors associated with physician burnout in a tertiary...