… Pediatrics … Physician burnout has been associated with increased patient safety … A recent national survey of pediatric residents found burnout rates exceeded 50%. The survey found that risk of burnout was associated with reported stress, sleepiness, …

… lessons learned in patient safety to address clinician burnout . Lessons include (1) focusing on systems-level … Dzau VJ. What can patient safety teach us about clinician burnout? Ann Intern Med. 2019 Dec 10. doi: 10.7326/M19-2397. …

… Burnout Research … Many health care professionals exhibit symptoms of burnout, and national studies have shown that approximately … and working while sick can contribute to physician burnout . The author advocates for a systematic bottom-up …

… Burnout Research … Burnout is a pervasive problem in health care that can affect … that nursing home health aides experience significant burnout, exacerbated by workplace factors such as staffing … that lead to increased workload and subsequent burnout. …

… Burnout Research … This survey study linked negative gossip in hospitals to health care professional burnout and suboptimal patient care. However, it is not clear …

… … New meta-analysis on potential impacts of provider burnout concludes a relationship exists between high levels of burnout—from factors such as high workload and ineffective …

… N. Engl. J. Med. … Physician burnout  can negatively impact not only physician well-being, … or abuse; 38.5% of residents reported weekly burnout systems and 4.5% reported suicidal thoughts within the past year. Residents reporting burnout or suicidal thoughts were more likely to have …

… Burnout  may adversely affect physician wellness and … depression  was associated with suicidal ideation, while burnout was associated with self-reported medical errors.   …

This study used a brief survey to evaluate disruptive behaviors in one large health system, and its relationship to safety culture. Disruptive behaviors (most commonly bullying and inappropriate discontinuation of communication, such as hanging up the phone) were noted by more than half of individuals surveyed and occurred in nearly all work settings. Greater exposure to disruptive behaviors was associated with poorer teamwork climate, safety climate, and job satisfaction

… sleep-related impairment was associated with increased burnout, decreased professional fulfillment, and increased …

… Burnout has been a focus of numerous studies since the … COVID-19 pandemic; however, this is the first to focus on burnout and secondary traumatic stress (STS) among health … had a moderate to high likelihood of experiencing burnout and 51% had a high probability of STS. Due to the …

… Eur. Psychiatry … Clinician burnout has been associated with decreased job satisfaction. Burnout may also be detrimental to patient safety . This … systematic review and meta-analysis found high rates of burnout among mental health professionals. The authors …

… Burnout may adversely affect patient safety and clinician … wellness. This review of studies using the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) found that only four of 11 studies found an association between clinician burnout and observed adverse patient care. The authors …

… research has suggested many physicians experience burnout which can negatively impact patient safety. This … workload (collected via electronic health record audit) on burnout and medication errors (i.e., retract-and-reorder … interns . Higher levels of workload were associated with burnout; there was no statistically significant association …

… Burnout in healthcare providers has been linked to lower … examined studies focusing on the relationship between burnout and patient safety and professionalism in surgeons. Results indicate higher rates of burnout and emotional exhaustion were associated with an …