Psychological well-being of surgery residents before the 80-hour work week: a multiinstitutional study1

Zaré, S. Mahmood; Galanko, Joseph A.; Behrns, Kevin E.; Koruda, Mark J.; Boyle, Lisa M.; Farley, David R.; Evans, Stephen; Meyer, Anthony A.; Sheldon, George F.; Farrell, Timothy M.

doi:10.1016/j.jamcollsurg.2003.10.006

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“…2 Residency before WHLs was associated with high levels of fatigue, burnout, and psychological distress. [3][4][5][6][7] Although many expect WHLs to improve residents' well-being, the effects on resident education and patient care are more controversial. On one hand, residents may have more time for reading or other academic pursuits after leaving the hospital, and betterrested residents might be expected to learn more effectively.…”

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The Effects of Work-Hour Limitations on Resident Well-being, Patient Care, and Education in an Internal Medicine Residency Program

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The Effects of Work-Hour Limitations on Resident Well-being, Patient Care, and Education in an Internal Medicine Residency Program

Goitein¹,

Shanafelt²,

Wipf³

et al. 2005

Arch Intern Med

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“…12 Lower level residents not only have worse schedules, but also they cope with stress less ably than do more senior trainees. 13 A predictable schedule with a high degree of control, ample rest, and a protected environment in the OSR contributed to high satisfaction rates and increased productivity.…”

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Protected Educational Rotations: A Valuable Paradigm Shift in Surgical Internship

Tillou

Hiatt

Leonardi

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Journal of Surgical Education

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“…The scale has been used in many published studies and has been well validated. 7,8 The scale was translated to Malayalam and independently retranslated to English and the Malayalam version was used for this study.…”

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Personality Profile, Social Support and Perceived Stress in Adjustment Disorder Patients

Ramakrishnan¹

2018

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BACKGROUNDIn spite of being one of the commonest diagnoses in clinical practice, very few studies which are exclusively devoted to adjustment disorder have been published. Thus, we decided to study the personality profile, perceived stress and social support among patients diagnosed as having adjustment disorder.The aim of the study is to study the clinical presentations and frequency of adjustment disorder, to assess the personality dimensions, perceived stress and social support in the patients with adjustment disorders and to compare the data with that of an age and sex-matched control group.

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Psychological well-being of surgery residents before the 80-hour work week: a multiinstitutional study1

Cited by 43 publications

References 26 publications

The Effects of Work-Hour Limitations on Resident Well-being, Patient Care, and Education in an Internal Medicine Residency Program

The Effects of Work-Hour Limitations on Resident Well-being, Patient Care, and Education in an Internal Medicine Residency Program

Protected Educational Rotations: A Valuable Paradigm Shift in Surgical Internship

Personality Profile, Social Support and Perceived Stress in Adjustment Disorder Patients

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