This essay by Amanda Jichlinsky, published in Pediatrics, discusses how Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are detrimental to children, adults, and communities...

This paper, published in Clinical Psychology Forum, reports how the process of applying for clinical psychology training can have a potential effect on well-being....

Published in the medical science journal Cureus, the aticle reflects on how interventions can better improve clinical encounters, so the encounters are more...

Adrian criticizes a British Medical Journal published article titled "The British and Australian view on well-being," in which his views are ostracized. He is...

VanderWeele's viewpoint article in the JAMA Network discusses the relationships between religious belief/participation and overall health outcomes. Possible...

Swensen's commentary, published in the Joint Commission on Quality and Patient Safety, focuses on the systemic drivers of burnout at the organizational,...

This article, published in the New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst, cites the prevalence of burnout as an impetus for leaders in health care to reduce EMR time...

This article, published in Annals of Internal Medicine, quantifies the cost burdens of administrative tasks -- not only on physicians, but on patients and...

Shea's commentary article in JAMA Internal Medicine, discusses data from a longitudinal study exploring depression during the internship year following graduation...

The author briefly discusses the potential negative personal and professional repercussions of physician burnout. The article elaborates on the necessity of change...