Objective To determine how residents' relationships with their sources of social support (ie,
family, friends, and colleagues) affect levels of burnout and loneliness. Design Cross …

Background Burnout is typically viewed as an individual condition, and no link has been
identified between burnout and loneliness. Objective To investigate the association of …

Background Burnout is common among residents, which could be associated with their
professional network characteristics. This study aimed to assess the social networks of …

Purpose To examine associations of social support and social isolation with burnout,
program satisfaction, and organization satisfaction among a large population of US …

Increasing attention is being paid to medical student and resident well-being, as well as to
enhancing resilience and avoiding burnout in medical trainees. Medical schools and …

Purpose: This study assessed the prevalence of loneliness, burnout, and depressive
symptoms from a national sample of family medicine physicians. Methods: We conducted a …

Physician burnout influences physician mental health, staff stress, safety events, and patient
outcomes. The association of burnout with compassion satisfaction, secondary stress …

There is an increasing awareness of high burnout found among physicians. Resident
physicians particularly face heightened stress due to inherent pressures of training in …

Methods The study involved a convenience sample of 197 practicing physicians who were
active members of the MSSC. The 3-item University of California, Los Angeles Loneliness …

Burnout levels among medical residents are considered high. A lack of social support has
shown to have a direct effect on emotional exhaustion, and depersonalization, two of the …