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Navigating Workplace Challenges and Enhancing Well-being Among Home Health Aides Caring for Older Adults

By MedXY 10/09/2026

This study examines workplace stressors, burnout, and support needs of home health aides caring for older adults, highlighting significant challenges including racism, violence, and care complexities, and proposes targeted interventions to improve workforce well-being and care quality.

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Enhancing Physician Well-Being Through Structured Coaching: Insights from a Pilot Study in Academic Otolaryngology

By MedXY 09/30/2026

A pilot study reveals that structured professional coaching can significantly improve self-compassion and reduce burnout and impostor syndrome among academic otolaryngologists, highlighting its potential for clinician wellness enhancement.

General Surgery news

Understanding Surgical Faculty Retention: Key Factors Influencing Their Decision to Stay or Leave

By MedXY 09/29/2026

A cross-sectional survey reveals that leadership dissatisfaction, work-life imbalance, and burnout drive surgical faculty turnover, while teaching and collegial relationships promote retention.

Internal Medicine news

Enhancing Resident Efficiency and Feedback through Personalized EHR Analytics Coaching

By MedXY 09/03/2026

Individualized coaching using EHR learner analytics significantly improves resident inbasket management efficiency and feedback quality but does not reduce perceived burnout or improve confidence.

Internal Medicine news Public Health

Strengthening Social Support Networks to Reduce Turnover in Primary Care Teams

By MedXY 07/07/2026

This study highlights how enhanced social support within primary care teams correlates with lower turnover intentions, emphasizing the potential of network-based interventions to improve workforce stability and well-being in healthcare settings.

General Surgery news Public Health

Irregular Sleep Timing in Surgeons May Increase Postoperative Major Adverse Events

By MedXY 06/06/2026

A multicenter prospective cohort study suggests that substantial surgeon social jet lag, but not midsleep variability alone, is associated with higher 30-day major adverse event risk after surgery and correlates with surgeon burnout.

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The Human Cost of Respiratory Care: Why Multidisciplinary Teams Cannot Shield Physicians from Burnout

By MedXY 03/19/2026

A comprehensive study of 569 cystic fibrosis professionals identifies physicians as the group most vulnerable to burnout, emotional exhaustion, and depersonalization. The research highlights administrative burden as a primary driver and calls for urgent systems-level reforms to protect the respiratory workforce.