In the following study, Wetzel et al. evaluate a novel stress management intervention for surgeons. The intervention enhanced observational teamwork for surgery...

Published in Medical Teacher, this study measures burnout in medical interns and assesses if a psychotherapeutic tool reduces symptoms of burnout among physicians....

The following study reports estimates of the prevalence of burnout and evaluates the impact of a brief intervention among pediatric residents. With an prevalence of...

The authors of the following study evaluate effects of 1-hour online elective mind-body skills training for health professionals on mindfulness, resilience, and...

The following study evaluates a burnout risk reduction method, Respiratory One Method (ROM), among family practice physicians in a residency program. The results...

Published in Medical Education, this study assesses a stress reduction elective in second year medical students. With higher initial anxiety scores, the...

Through the following study, the authors aimed to create a tool that encourages self-reflection, education and self-care for physicians-in-training. A web-based...

In the following article, the authors evaluate the psychological effects on medical students of an 11-week elective course, Embodied Health (EH), which combines...

In the following mixed-methods study of medical students, Kraemer et al. (a) describe changes in distress tolerance after completion of a mind-body skills training;...

In this study, Oman et al. evaluate an 8-week, 2-hr per week training for clinicians using nonsectarian, spiritually based self-management tools based on passage...