This study is the first to examine gender differences in work-family conflict and wellbeing in a cohort of physician parents before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To discuss the potential factors driving the increasing alcohol use among women as well as potential solutions, we interviewed David Streem, MD, and Leena P. Mittal, MD, FACLP.
While tensions may have been high on both sides of the aisle during the last presidential election, the proportion of Americans who say they are stressed about the presidential election has increased dramatically since 2016.
The COVID-19 epidemic has underscored potential gaps in mental health services during emergencies, while also testing the resilience of healthcare workers and medical systems.
Employees are feeling more stressed and cynical, and job productivity may suffer, the survey finds.
Tools gauging burnout focuses on workload, control, rewards, community, fairness and values.
It is important for providers to find time to de-stress with enjoyable hobbies.
A ‘reset room’ is 1 of 3 steps that Hennepin County Medical Center has introduced in addressing burnout.
This study finds that health anxiety takes a toll on an individual’s cardiovascular health.
This study suggests that shorter workdays and stress-management training can help US physicians affected by burnout.
