We investigate the psychometric validity and reliability of three‐item screening measures for
emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and personal achievement comprising an …

From 2011 to 2014, overall physician burnout rates in the United States increased by 10%,
with specialty-specific burnout rates ranging from 37% to 61%. Physician turnover creates …

Objective To investigate the factors associated with resilience among medical professionals.
Data Sources/Study Setting Administrative information from a rural health care network (1 …

Hundreds of clinicians in the US conduct asylum evaluations, to document evidence of
torture and persecution of people fleeing their home countries. Participating in these …

Objectives: In health care, empathy is associated with compassion, thoughtfulness,
attentiveness and caring. While empathy is perceived as desirable and positive, it can …

Abstract Background Widespread dissatisfaction among United States (US) clinicians could
endanger ongoing reforms. Practitioners in rural/underserved areas withstand stressors that …

Purpose In the United States, cancer screening rates are often below national targets. This
project implemented practice facilitation and academic detailing aimed at increasing breast …

Background: Provider wellbeing is a barometer of the strength of healthcare
systems/organizations. Burnout prevalence among physicians exceeds that among other …

The narrative review was important in understanding secondary traumatic stress among
physicians. The primary aim of this narrative review was achieved by reviewing qualitative …

Background Trauma-informed health care for women living with human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) attends not only to HIV treatment, but also to the many common physical and …