Burnout in physician faculty and its potential implications to medical education

Almeida, Marcela; Hanson, Alicia C; Alves, Mariana Carvalho Medeiros

doi:10.1016/j.jclinane.2019.03.022

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“…This approach is used to better ascertain the principal challenge 19,34 through the application of memory psychology, where each datum or experience with a certain emotional charge is resurfaced by washing the emotion. 3,23,30 However, there is some ambiguity as to whether ego state therapy is effective in reducing athletes' stress levels. 35…”

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“…This situation can also lead to increased stress, as a poor performance on the field is assumed to affect the individuals' mental state. 2,3 This is the body's reaction when faced with a threat, placed under pressure, or subjected to a change. This reaction is accompanied by physiological, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral responses to these activities.…”

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“…5,21 Ego state therapy uses individual, family, and group therapy approaches to access and deal with this state to release and overcome the occurrence of conflicts. 3,22 This is also part of a group with equivalent emotions, differentiated on the basis of specific tasks, moods, and mental functions. 9,23,24 The aim, therefore, is to locate the pain, stress, anger, or frustration, in order to facilitate the expression, release, comfort, empowerment, functional communication, and understanding of possible benefits.…”

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The Effectiveness of Ego State Therapy in the Reduction of Athletes’ Stress Levels

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Amalianita

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Addictive Disorders &Amp; Their Treatment

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Stress affects the performance level of professional athletes during training and competition, thereby decreasing their achievements. Using an individual approach, this study aimed to analyze ego state therapy to reduce stress through relaxation. A single-subject design was used to obtain data from 6 athletes with high stress through observation and administration of the Mini Stress Scale. The result showed that this therapy acts as an alternative treatment in reducing stress.

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“…Beyond the clinical and financial implications of poor wellbeing for this group, (1, 2) their educational role means supervisors' wellbeing can affect trainees' wellbeing (3)(4)(5)(6)(7) and professional identity formation, (4,5,8) and educational quality. (9)(10)(11) Research has highlighted how the wellbeing of GP supervisors (sometimes referred to as GP faculty) can impact trainees (especially concerning teaching quality (9)(10)(11)(12)), but less consideration has been given to supervisor wellbeing in its own right. Given supervisors' increased demands to support trainee wellbeing, (13) the medical education community has a duty to support its supervisors.…”

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Family medicine and general practitioner supervisor wellbeing: a literature review

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Benson

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BackgroundResearch examining General Practice (GP) supervisor wellbeing has often been conducted within the context of trainee wellbeing and educational outcomes.AimThis review aimed to consolidate the current literature regarding the wellbeing of GP supervisors through a ‘supervisor-wellbeing’ lens.Design & settingLiterature reviewMethodThe Embase, Ovid MEDLINE and Ovid PsycInfo databases were systematically searched from inception to December 2022. Original research studies were eligible if they explored any aspect of wellbeing or burnout (ie, construct conceptualisations, risk and protective factors, implications, or interventions) amongst GPs involved in educating GP trainees. Reporting quality of included studies was assessed using the QualSyst tools. Results from included studies were narratively synthesised.ResultsData from 26 independent studies were reviewed. Burnout was generally conceptualised using the Leiter and Maslach model. Wellbeing was poorly defined in the literature, largely being conceptualised in personal psychological terms and, to a lesser extent, professional satisfaction. Risk and protective factors were identified and grouped as individual (eg, satisfaction with capacity to teach) and external (eg, autonomy, collegial relationships, resource availability) factors. GP supervisors’ wellbeing appeared to affect their job performance and retention. This review identified only two studies evaluating interventions to support GP supervisors’ wellbeing.ConclusionThe present review highlights a lack of conceptual clarity and research examining interventions for GP supervisor wellbeing. It provides guidance for future research designed to maximise the wellbeing of GP supervisors and support the wellbeing of trainees.

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Interactive anesthesiology educational program improves wellness for anesthesiologists and their children

Jung

Libaw

Manuel

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Journal of Clinical Anesthesia

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Burnout in physician faculty and its potential implications to medical education

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

The Effectiveness of Ego State Therapy in the Reduction of Athletes’ Stress Levels

The Effectiveness of Ego State Therapy in the Reduction of Athletes’ Stress Levels

Family medicine and general practitioner supervisor wellbeing: a literature review

Interactive anesthesiology educational program improves wellness for anesthesiologists and their children

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