2015
DOI: 10.1007/s40596-015-0387-9
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Psychiatry Resident Quality of Life

Abstract: Despite the stresses of residency training, residents from a variety of programs in one geographic area report an encouraging quality of life on the MQLI. Psychiatry resident quality of life is similar to that reported in other populations of mental health professionals.

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“…Less than a fifth (17.0%) of our sample was satisfied with their quality of life which is in sharp contrast with reports of psychiatry residents training in other countries (32). This low number is worrisome and educators and government officials should study this issue more closely.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Less than a fifth (17.0%) of our sample was satisfied with their quality of life which is in sharp contrast with reports of psychiatry residents training in other countries (32). This low number is worrisome and educators and government officials should study this issue more closely.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Tal y como señalaron Kovach et al (36) , los médicos residentes de mayor edad tienen factores estresantes adicionales relacionados con responsabilidades familiares, hijos o el cuidado de padres, situación altamente preocupante durante la pandemia por el miedo al contagio. La revisión de García-Iglesias et al (37) , identificó que la preocupación personal más comúnmente relacionada con el brote de Covid-19 fue la concerniente con la salud de la familia y el riesgo de transmitir la enfermedad a la misma.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…La mejoría de la SL autopercibida, no observada en los resultados de la SL global obtenidos del cuestionario, pudo deberse a la vacunación masiva de los sanitarios españoles, lo que disminuyó el miedo a contraer o transmitir la enfermedad (24,25) y permitió la reanudación parcial de los contactos sociales. Sin embargo, el trabajo de Magnavita et al (26) , no encontró relación entre la vacunación y la mejoría de la salud mental de los médicos residentes.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified