ArticleJournal of graduate medical education2018
"It's Not Just Time Off": A Framework for Understanding Factors Promoting Recovery From Burnout Among Internal Medicine Residents.
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Better Together Physician Coaching: An Innovative Solution to Medical Trainee Burnout
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30 citing papers in PubMed, 1 synthesis or guideline pooled it.
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Abstract
backgroundBurnout rates for internal medicine residents are among the highest of all specialties, yet little is known about how residents recover from burnout.
objectiveWe identified factors promoting recovery from burnout and factors that assist with the subsequent avoidance of burnout among internal medicine residents.
methodsA purposive sample of postgraduate year 2 (PGY-2), PGY-3, and recent graduates who experienced and recovered from burnout during residency participated in semistructured, 60-minute interviews from June to August 2016. Using qualitative methods derived from grounded theory, saturation of themes occurred after 25 interviews. Coding was performed in an iterative fashion and consensus was reached on major themes.
resultsCoding revealed 2 different categories of resident burnout-
conclusionsOur study suggests that residents experience different types of burnout and have variable methods by which they recover from and avoid further burnout. Categorizing residents' burnout into
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