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Resources tagged with: Physician
Resilience Training: No More is Needed or Desired

Published in Postgraduate Medical Journal (BMJ), the following is a critical response to Halliday et al.'s 'Grit and burnout in UK doctors: a cross-sectional study...

Opinion Piece/Short Communication
Resilience Training and Physician Well-Being

The following is a response to Sood et al., who developed a resilience training program that presumably arises from “multiple demands and expectations.” While...

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Resilience of Internal Medicine House Staff and its Association with Distress and Empathy in an Oncology Setting

Inpatient hematology-oncology is shown to produce vicarious trauma for physician trainees. The following study examines how physician distress and empathy influence...

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Resilience Among Doctors who Work in Challenging Areas: A Qualitative Study

The following study describes attitudes to work and job satisfaction among Australian primary care practitioners who work in areas of social disadvantage. The study...

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Resident Physician Well-Being and Assessments of Their Knowledge and Clinical Performance

In a study published in Journal of General Internal Medicine, Beckman et al. determine whether resident well-being and empathy are associated with medical knowledge...

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Relationships Among Perceived Psychological Growth, Resilience and Burnout in Physicians

The following study examines the relationships between perceived growth as a physician and burnout. Results reveal the addition of perceived growth significantly...

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The Relationship Between Leadership and Physician Well-Being: a Scoping Review

Published in Journal of Healthcare Leadership, the following review is a scoping analysis of the existing literature to address the potential relationship between...

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Re-framing Physician Engagement: An Analysis of Physician Resilience, Grit, and Retention

Published in the International Journal of Healthcare Management, this article highlights the emergence of grit as an accurate predictor of retention than...

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A Randomized, Controlled Study of an Online Intervention to Promote Job Satisfaction and Well-Being Among Physicians

The following study assesses the effectiveness of a 10-week, individualized, online intervention for burnout, poor quality of life (QOL), depression, and...

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Professional Identity Formation in Medical Education for Humanistic, Resilient Physicians: Pedagogic Strategies for Bridging Theory to Practice

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

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