Michael Weinstein shares his personal narrative, in a New England Journal of Medicine Perspectives paper, of burnout, treatment, and gradual recovery. Through...

Michael R. Rose shares his battle with depression as a medical student -- the signs and symptoms that he had trouble identifying and admitting to himself. He sheds...

The following study evaluates the prevalence of and risk factors for psychiatric symptoms and disorders and for personal health behaviors among among clinicians at...

The following article highlights retention threats of electronic medical records, external documentation required for oversight and billing, and divide between...

This study, published in Journal of Patient Safety, aims to understand emotional responses experienced and coping strategies used by clinicians when an error is...

Sherlock's article, published in the British Journal of Medical Practitioners, aims to explore the acceptability and effectiveness of a six-month training course of...

This Washington Post article highlights the merits of Bradford Health Services, a rehabilitation program for health professionals, lawyers, pilots, first responders...

Sara Scarlet writes gripping stories about the fallibility of modern medicine and the importance of learning and discussing clinician errors. Unaddressed errors can...

Published in the New York Times by an Australian psychiatrist, Lisa Pryor, this opinion piece explores unique insights about burnout through a series of personal...

Dr. Dinah Miller's paper posits that the intrusive questions asked on licensing forms deter physicians from asking for help. 'Having a mark' on physicians' records...