2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsurg.2019.11.008
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Application of Advanced Bioinformatics to Understand and Predict Burnout Among Surgical Trainees

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“…Similarly, three clusters were identified, which the authors corresponded to the underlying risk of burnout. Their analysis showed less clear separation when using principal component analysis compared to our results, which may be explained by the greater number of input features using by Kurbatov et al 37 This group also included scales measuring professional fulfillment, grit, occupational fatigue, and demographic factors in their clustering analysis. 37 Taken together, these studies suggest that distinct profiles of burnout based on the MBI and similar scales are identifiable and interpretable.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 93%
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“…Similarly, three clusters were identified, which the authors corresponded to the underlying risk of burnout. Their analysis showed less clear separation when using principal component analysis compared to our results, which may be explained by the greater number of input features using by Kurbatov et al 37 This group also included scales measuring professional fulfillment, grit, occupational fatigue, and demographic factors in their clustering analysis. 37 Taken together, these studies suggest that distinct profiles of burnout based on the MBI and similar scales are identifiable and interpretable.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 93%
“…Their analysis showed less clear separation when using principal component analysis compared to our results, which may be explained by the greater number of input features using by Kurbatov et al 37 This group also included scales measuring professional fulfillment, grit, occupational fatigue, and demographic factors in their clustering analysis. 37 Taken together, these studies suggest that distinct profiles of burnout based on the MBI and similar scales are identifiable and interpretable. Given the previously mentioned challenges in setting cut-offs for dichotomizing burnout using the MBI, 34 further work should continue to explore novel burnout profiles using clustering methods.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 93%
“…Next, the convolutional neural network (CNN) deep learning method was applied to the predictive model to estimate 38 parameters for the burnout sample. Kurbatov et al (2020) applied k-means unsupervised clustering (k-means analysis) and supervised clustering (k-means cluster group) to identify and predict burnout in surgical trainees. As collected data shows the stress, and health of the respondents were predicted.…”
Section: Machine Learning Usage In Prediction Burnout and Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Next, the convolutional neural network (CNN) deep mastering approach turned into implemented to the predictive version to estimate 38 parameters for the burnout pattern. Kurbatov et al (2020) implemented kapproach unsupervised clustering (k-approach analysis) and supervised clustering (k-approach cluster institution) to discover and expect burnout in surgical trainees. As gathered information indicates the strain, and fitness of the respondents have been predicted.…”
Section: Machine Learning Usage In Prediction Burnout and Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%