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…t Inventory, of which 7.62% experienced high levels of burnout. Burnout level showed no significant association with gender, age, famil…

…e absence of universally accepted diagnostic criteria. Although burnout is listed in ICD-11 as an ‘occupational phenomenon,’ it is not …

…ionistic strivings demonstrated the opposite pattern.Conclusion Burnout increases throughout medical education, with work-home conflict…

…eening, counselling services and self-care promotion, to reduce burnout and improve students’ overall well-being.…

…revention of burnout to develop a national secondary prevention Burnout Treatment Programme (BOTP). This paper presents the development…

…ss and emotional stability may further reduce susceptibility to burnout. Specialty-specific interventions, supported by structured ment…

… and protected non-clinical time have the potential to mitigate burnout.…

…Introduction Burnout among healthcare professionals remains a critical public health…

…nt with the high depersonalisation domain of burnout.Conclusion Burnout, particularly in the emotional exhaustion domain, is notably pr…

…essionals: scoping reviewBackground Burnout, demoralisation and compassion fatigue are common among palliative care professionals. Practising pall…

…ck many of the demographic boxes that put me at highest risk of burnout.2…

…The risk of trainee doctors experiencing burnout or discrimination has slightly decreased, the latest annual sur…