Primary care providers (PCPs) in the United States work in challenging environments and
may be at risk for burnout. This article identifies the predictors and outcomes of burnout …

Objective: To evaluate levels of occupational stress and work engagement among primary
health care workers. Method: A descriptive, correlational and transversal study was carried …

Background Nurses are an integral part of outpatient healthcare settings and are needed to
provide effective patient care. Ample research and reviews have been done on nurse …

Objectives: To evaluate characteristics associated with burnout and satisfaction with work–
life integration (WLI) among nurses and compare their experience to other American …

Part 1 of this essay argued that the root causes of primary care's problems lie in (1) the low
percent of national health expenditures dedicated to primary care and (2) overly large …

Objective To identify work–environment characteristics associated with Veterans Health
Administration (VHA) behavioral health provider (BHP) burnout among psychiatrists …

Aim The aim of this work is to examine staffing, personal protective equipment (PPE)
adequacy and physical exhaustion that contributed to burnout and intent to leave among …

Background: There is a high prevalence of burnout among health care professionals, but
little remains known about burnout and satisfaction with work–life integration (WLI) among …

Objective Burnout, or job-related stress, affects more than half of all US physicians, with
primary care physicians (PCPs) experiencing some of the highest rates in medicine. Our …

Background Civility, or politeness, is an important part of the healthcare workplace, and its
absence can lead to healthcare provider and staff burnout. Lack of civility is well …