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Khan narrates a story as a resident visiting his co-resident, who was a patient in the ICU. He paints a picture of what burnout, depression, and substance use...

This New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst article details effects of increasing consecutive work hours that residents can work. Residents are already inundated...

David Asch's Perspective Paper and Audio Interview in the New England Journal of Medicine discusses the change of duty-hour limits in the revised common program...

The following article from The New York Times, discusses consequences of workplace bullying from doctors, which leads to anxiety, depression, burnout, drug abuse,...

The following press release from AAMC reveals that in 2017, more women than men enrolled in U.S. medical schools. Female matriculants increased by 3.2% this year,...

An anonymous, online survey was completed by 1,515 trainees in all postgraduate years of training and specialties in ACGME-accredited programs. The survey sought to...

The following article, published in JAMA, seeks to determine the relationship between measures of professionalism and burnout among US medical students. In a...

The study investigates the extent to which approaches to work, workplace climate, stress, burnout and satisfaction with medicine as a career, are predicted by...

This study examines the prevalence of mental health problems during the fourth postgraduate year, and investigates whether it is already possible to predict such...

The following study identifies the prevalence of burnout, variation of its prevalence during medical school, and the impact of personal life events on burnout and...