Occupational burnout

One in four Canadian physicians report burnout

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星期三, 十月 10, 2018
Depression, Organizational studies, Health, Human behavior, Stress, Motivation, Occupational burnout, Occupational safety and health, Workplace, Suicidal ideation, Major depressive disorder, Differential diagnoses of depression

However, the survey highlights areas of concerns, including burnout, depression and suicidal ideation, with rates being higher among residents than physicians, and among women than men.

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  • However, the survey highlights areas of concerns, including burnout, depression and suicidal ideation, with rates being higher among residents than physicians, and among women than men.
  • Medical residents more likely to report burnout and depression: Residents were 48% more likely to report burnout and 95% more likely to screen positive for depression than all other physician groups.
  • Gender differences: Like residents, women physicians were more likely to report burnout (23% higher) and screen positive for depression (32% higher).
  • The Canadian Medical Association unites Canada's physicians and physicians-in-training on national health and medical matters.

Physicians' Reciprocal Insurers Hosts World-Renowned Expert in Physician Burnout

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星期五, 九月 14, 2018
Organizational studies, Employment, Human resource management, Motivation, Occupational burnout, Organizational theory, Stress, Workplace, Physician, Medicine, Health

D ., the co-director of the Mayo Clinic Department of Medicine Physician Well-Being Program.

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  • D ., the co-director of the Mayo Clinic Department of Medicine Physician Well-Being Program.
  • Dr. West is a renowned expert in physician wellness, whose work centers on physician burnout and how to reduce its impact on physicians and their families.
  • His research aims to improve patient care by promoting physician well-being and reducing physician distress.
  • "Physician burnout continues to climb to epidemic proportions," said Gerri Donohue, AVP of Education at PRI.

Scientists Say Employee Burnout Is A Real Health Condition - New Study Reveals A Natural Way to Address Its Symptoms

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星期一, 七月 16, 2018
Organizational studies, Stress, Employment, Workplace, Occupational safety and health, Human resource management, Motivation, Occupational burnout, Human behavior, Fred Pescatore, Burnout

"Burnout is a real health condition a state of physical, emotional or mental exhaustion caused by a specific type of job-related stress.

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  • "Burnout is a real health condition a state of physical, emotional or mental exhaustion caused by a specific type of job-related stress.
  • Millions feel burnout and it erodes their energy and the satisfaction they have with their work," said renowned natural health physician and author Dr. Fred Pescatore.
  • "Burnout is a difficult condition to address and its symptoms can be frustrating.
  • This study shows that Robuvit's antioxidant properties cut down oxidative stress to effectively reduce burnout and its symptoms," said Dr. Pescatore.

Physician Burnout in Small Practices is Dramatically Lower than National Average, New Study Concludes

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星期一, 七月 9, 2018
Organizational studies, Stress, Employment, Workplace, Human behavior, Human resource management, Motivation, Occupational burnout, Occupational safety and health, Burnout

The findings indicate that the independence and sense of autonomy that providers have in these small practices may provide some protection against symptoms of burnout.

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  • The findings indicate that the independence and sense of autonomy that providers have in these small practices may provide some protection against symptoms of burnout.
  • Research on physician burnout has focused primarily on hospital settings or large primary care practices.
  • So the obvious question is: what is it about the work environment that results in low burnout rates in small practices?"
  • "It's important to study the group that's NOT showing high burnout to help us create environments that foster lower burnout rates.

Six Sents Replaces Traditional Surveys with its Revolutionary AI Platform

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星期三, 六月 27, 2018
Organizational studies, Employment, Human resource management, Organizational behavior, Workplace, Motivation, Occupational burnout, Occupational safety and health, Customer engagement, Human behavior

DETROIT, June 27, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --Six Sents, Inc. uses patented AI technology to identify and predict internal and external customer engagement, satisfaction and burnout resulting in actionable proactive responses for greater overall retention.

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  • DETROIT, June 27, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --Six Sents, Inc. uses patented AI technology to identify and predict internal and external customer engagement, satisfaction and burnout resulting in actionable proactive responses for greater overall retention.
  • Dan Barcheski CEO of Axios HR says, "Six Sents provided our organization with an outstanding solution for tracking and measuring engagement and retention.
  • Founded as a diversity and inclusion survey platform ready to improve the power and efficiency of surveying, Six Sents made the shift to using AI to approximate the results of a survey without the need to survey and providing the results in real-time.
  • The Six Sents Intervention Management Platform (IMP) enables organizations to use existing organizational data to gain visibility and guide predictive cause and effect understanding.