The World Health Organization now recognizes work “burnout” as an occupational phenomenon. Doctors now have a roadmap to recognize burnout, which is often accompanied by symptoms of exhaustion, cynicism or lack of professional competency. Continue reading →

A new research paper suggests that an alarming number of doctors are experiencing burnout and are dying by suicide, and not enough research is being conducted to delve into gender-based differences.  Continue reading →

Burnout has officially been added to the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Diseases. Continue reading →

Barring an extended break, how can you guard against developing burnout in the year ahead? Continue reading →

A new study from the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) released on Wednesday reveals a growing number of physicians are feeling symptoms of burnout and depression. Continue reading →

Overcommitting to things, whether that be social events or projects at work, is bad for your brain. Continue reading →

According to the survey 50 per cent of the 372 doctors surveyed say they’ve experienced burnout symptoms. Continue reading →

Severe chronic stress can cause lasting changes to the structure of your brain. Continue reading →